Cat. ONO-001 · Open beta

Make the song. And everything around it.

The track, the cover, the video, the words and the release plan, in one browser tab instead of five apps and a folder of exports. A real studio, a design editor and a video editor that stand with the best on the web. They just happen to know your song.

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Run-out line

What if all the creative tools you need spoke the same language?

Releasing a song today means stitching it together across a pile of disconnected apps (a DAW, a design tool, a video editor, a notes doc) bouncing, exporting and re-uploading at every step. We built Onomo because an independent artist shouldn't have to be their own IT department to put out music. And these aren't companion apps: the design editor composites photo, vector, video and real 3D in one document; the video editor carries a 3D camera and an audio brain nothing else in a browser has. Four tools that would each be a product on their own, connected, because no creative suite was ever built music-first. That's the gap we live in.

Track listing

Four tools. One tab. Start from anywhere.

The track, the cover, the video and the words. Each strong enough to be the tool you'd otherwise pay for, and each one click away. Jump into any of them below.

A1 · Studio

Make the track.

A full DAW in a browser tab, with its own audio engine rather than a sample player.

  1. 01
    30 synth engines

    Subtractive, FM, wavetable, granular, additive, physical-modeling and more. Real synthesis, hand-written as AudioWorklets.

  2. 02
    16 drum engines + step sequencer

    Per-step velocity, probability, length, pan, pitch and reverse, not just a sample grid.

  3. 03
    17 Ono FX + Track EQ

    EQ, reverb, delay, comp, saturation, chorus, tune, filter, gate, phaser, flanger, limiter. Five-slot chain per track, bus and master.

  4. 04
    Ono, your AI in the session

    It writes editable MIDI, patterns and presets straight into your project, never a rendered audio bounce you can’t change.

  5. 05
    Arrange, automate, mix, export

    Tempo automation, per-segment LFOs, real-time collaboration, and WAV / MP3 export. Nothing to install.

A2 · Journal

Write the words. Plan the release.

The pre-production brain: lyrics, ideas, concepts and the rollout in one place.

  1. 01
    Lyric editor with a built-in rhyme finder

    Color-coded sections, syllable counts, version checkpoints, and perfect/near/slant rhymes (including multi-word chains) without leaving the page.

  2. 02
    Six modes for the whole idea

    Write, Notes, Memos, Brainstorm, Concept and Roster, from a first hum to a release plan.

  3. 03
    Voice memos that transcribe themselves

    Capture a hook on the spot with live in-browser transcription, then send it straight to a lyric or note.

  4. 04
    An infinite brainstorm canvas

    Text, lyric, note, image, audio and palette cards on one space, the way ideas actually sit before they’re decided.

  5. 05
    A planner that’s already caught up

    Roster mode is wired to your live projects: what to work on, the week ahead, and what’s about to slip, with nothing to re-enter.

B1 · Canvas

Design anything. Animate it to the song.

Photo, vector, video, real 3D and animation in one document. Nothing else in a browser does all of it. And it hears your song.

  1. 01
    A real layered editor

    Image, text, shapes, paths, adjustment and filter layers, with opacity, blend modes, masks and groups, plus a genuine 3D workspace and extruded 3D text with real materials and lighting.

  2. 02
    React to your actual song

    240+ animated generators, 100+ that pulse to the music. Bind your track and the visual reacts live in preview, then exports baked to the beat with the song muxed in. We haven’t seen this anywhere else.

  3. 03
    Animate without leaving the tab

    Flip Design ⇄ Timeline for keyframes on transforms and properties, one-click scene vibes, curved motion paths, and beat-snap. Or just set a layer’s movement right in its inspector.

  4. 04
    Pages that morph

    Design each page like its own artboard, then play them as one video with smooth crossfade / slide / morph transitions between them. A couple of clicks, no After Effects.

  5. 05
    Export anywhere

    One design out to Spotify, IG, Story, TikTok, YouTube and more, plus audio-synced MP4 / WebM loops with alpha, client-side and free.

B2 · Motion

Cut the video.

The only browser video editor where the visuals actually hear the music, with a real 3D camera nothing else on the web has.

  1. 01
    Stem-bound visual FX

    Bind scale, opacity, blur or hue to the kick, snare, bass or vocal. The zoom-punch that takes hours in After Effects is one click here.

  2. 02
    Lyric video, auto-timed

    Tap to time, import .lrc, or let in-browser Whisper align the words. Karaoke sweeps, typewriter and more.

  3. 03
    A real motion engine

    GPU compositor with 3D transforms and camera, keyframes on every parameter, effects, generators, particles and transitions.

  4. 04
    100 text styles, 455 scene templates

    Reveal animations per character, word or line (fade, slide, scale-pop, blur-in, typewriter, karaoke, bounce) plus ready-made openers, titles, countdowns, credits and end cards.

  5. 05
    Frame-accurate MP4 export

    Hardware H.264 + AAC, multi-aspect presets for every platform, encoded on your own GPU in the browser.

The handoff

Workflows. Connected when it counts.

A release is a track, a cover, a video, and a hundred small decisions, each its own thing, kept separate so you can sketch and experiment freely. The difference here is they can reach into each other when you want, instead of pretending they’ve never met.

01
Studio
Make the track.
02
Journal
The lyrics travel with it.
03
Canvas
The art keeps your palette.
04
Motion
The video reads the stems.
Everywhere else
  • Bounce the stems, upload them somewhere else.
  • Re-type the lyrics into a different app.
  • Screenshot the cover, resize it six times.
  • Re-time captions that were already timed.
Here

Start it from your song, or from nothing.

Open a cover from a track and it arrives with your title and palette already set. Pull lyrics you timed once into the video. Or start any of them blank and keep it standalone. The link is there when you want it: never forced, never re-exported, never re-explained.

No song required

Yes, you can just make things here.

Canvas and Motion aren't accessories to the DAW. A full design editor and a full video editor, each built to stand with the best on the web: thumbnails, carousels, banners, posters, YouTube edits, short films, with no song in the project at all. Music is their superpower, not a prerequisite.

YouTube thumbnailsIG posts & carouselsAd bannersPosters & flyersLogos & 3D titlesYouTube videosReels & TikToksShort filmsPodcast clipsVisualizers
Liner notes · personnel

Every engine, by name

Nothing here is a sample player. Every one of these is a synthesis engine written for Onomo, and every one is free on every plan.

Synthesis30
  • Kryo
  • Dyrt
  • Zynq
  • Embyr
  • Wynd
  • Aethyr
  • Myst
  • Bazyr
  • Sylo
  • Knylon
  • Ampyr
  • Symple
  • Formynt
  • Hyper
  • Plexyr
  • Pryzm
  • Seqyr
  • Synfyny
  • Tymbre
  • Vektyr
  • Chymer
  • Flyte
  • Kalyx
  • Nybl
  • Opyx
  • Orbyt
  • Pyani
  • Reznyr
  • Tapyr
  • Westyr
Percussion16
  • OnoKick
  • Ono808
  • OnoSnare
  • OnoClap
  • OnoHat
  • OnoOpenHat
  • OnoPerc
  • OnoKick II
  • OnoSnare II
  • OnoHat II
  • OnoCym II
  • OnoClap II
  • Ono808 II
  • OnoPerc II
  • OnoTom II
  • OnoShake II
Effects18
  • Track EQ
  • OnoVerb
  • OnoDlay
  • OnoChorus
  • OnoFlanger
  • OnoPhaser
  • OnoComp
  • OnoLimiter
  • OnoGate
  • OnoSat
  • OnoFilter
  • OnoEQ
  • OnoTune
  • OnoGlitch
  • OnoModiFire
  • OnoSnap
  • OnoSmash
  • OnoDuck
Ono

AI that hands you the pen, not a finished track.

Ono helps across the whole project, and leaves every decision editable and yours. Because the point was never to replace the making. It was to clear the parts that get in the way of it.

It works inside the project
Not a separate chat that spits out a file. It makes moves in the thing you’re actually building.
Everything stays editable
Patterns, parts, suggestions, all yours to grab, move and undo. A collaborator, not a vending machine.
So the work is yours
Prompt-only AI output can’t be copyrighted. Editable, human-shaped work can. That’s the whole design.
PricingFree forever · Pro $10 / mo

Go Pro. Build your whole catalog.

Start free and explore everything. When you’re serious about finishing and releasing, Pro is the home for it: the storage, the collaboration, the credits, the headroom.

Free

$0forever

Everything you need to start making

  • Every surface: Studio, Canvas, Motion, Journal
  • All 30 synth + 16 drum engines, all 17 FX
  • Foundry generators + the full toolkit
  • 100 AI credits / month
  • 25 projects · 2 GB storage
  • Join collab sessions

Pro

Most popular
$10/mo

For finishing and putting it out

  • Everything in Free, plus:
  • 1,000 AI credits / month (10× the free grant)
  • 50 GB storage · unlimited projects + drafts
  • Host collab sessions, up to 10 people
  • Verified badge + discounted credit packs
  • Priority support

AI runs on credits: 1,000/month on Pro, 100 free. Need more for a big release? Top-up packs never expire. Nothing core is ever behind a paywall.No credit card for Free. Cancel Pro anytime, your projects stay.

FAQ

The questions everyone asks.

Straight answers, no fine print.

Yes. Every surface (Studio, Canvas, Motion, Journal) and every instrument, effect and tool is free, forever. Free includes 100 AI credits a month; the paid plan adds storage, collaboration hosting and more credits, never more tools.

No. Everything runs in the browser: the audio engine, the GPU video engine, the design editor. Open a tab, sign in, and your projects are there. No downloads, no updates, no plugin folders.

Built for the self-made artist, but you don’t have to make music at all. Canvas is a full design editor (thumbnails, posts, banners, posters) and Motion is a full video editor (YouTube edits, reels, short films); each stands on its own. If you do make music, the tools also talk to each other, and that’s where it gets unfair.

Completely. Your recordings, your synth sounds, your designs, your videos are all yours, commercial use included. Foundry’s generators are rule-based, not trained on anyone’s catalog, so the kits, loops and MIDI they produce carry zero copyright risk.

Yes. Studio is real-time multiplayer, like a doc: cursors, presence and per-person permissions (who can record, mix, edit arrangement, use AI). Free accounts can join any session; Pro can host with up to 10 people.

Nothing breaks. The entire creative suite keeps working, because none of it needs credits. Credits only power AI generation. They refill monthly, and if a release month needs more, top-up packs never expire and stay yours even if you cancel.

Create beyond limits.

The music, the cover, the video, in one browser tab. No download, no credit card.

Or try the free toolkit — 36 tools, no account