Relax. The audio's taken care of.

SoundMesh sends (almost) any audio source to (almost) any number of destinations. Wireless. Perfectly in sync.

Hands operating the SoundMesh prototype on a workbench.

Wireless audio has always been either flaky Bluetooth that cuts out if you look at it wrong, or a complicated enterprise system that takes hours of training to understand.

We thought there should be something in the middle.

WHAT IT GIVES YOU · 3 CLAIMS

Here's what SoundMesh does for you.

You don't have to be an audio engineer.

Setup and run audio for your event smoothly, without needing to have audio-engineering knowledge.

Use the gear you already own.

Completely brand-agnostic. Mix and match the speakers and headphones you already have, without replacing your kit.

Move things around mid-event.

Move your speakers or add outputs mid-event without re-running cables.

HOW IT WORKS

Send audio from (almost) any source to (almost) any output.

STEP 1

Any audio source

Phone. Laptop. Mixer. Mic.

STEP 2

Self-healing mesh

Devices talk to each other via wifi mesh. If one drops, the others keep going.

STEP 3

Any speakers, anywhere

Bring your own. Add or remove during the event.

Add or move outputs mid-event. No cables to wrangle. No engineer required.

EVIDENCE · FROM 19 INTERVIEWS

What if audio didn't have to be difficult?

"I trusted that the cables would be present without double-checking. When the crowd started arriving during setup, I played music from my phone as a temporary solution while I tried to troubleshoot the main system."

— Remy

"The first 10 times you throw an event, you're going to forget a single cable and it's going to mess you up. I opened my bag and it was empty. Like I just totally forgot."

— Ben

"It was surely one of the stress-iest experiences ever. I was the only one responsible for the audio setup, and I had to figure it out in the last 10 minutes before the audience arrived."

— Kurt

"The system is too complicated, you have to be a sound engineer."

— Octavio

OK BUT WHAT IS IT, REALLY?

What's under the hood.

Right now SoundMesh is four breadboards held together by duct tape and patience. A working prototype, a stubborn belief that wireless audio shouldn't be this annoying, and a small team in NYC figuring out how to get it in your hands.

This page is a test. We want to know if the claims above land — or if we're missing the point. If you've ever had the panic of empty cable bags or wrong adapters fifteen minutes before doors, we want to hear from you.

Four breadboards wired together — the current SoundMesh prototype.

SoundMesh prototype: two boxed units with cables and headphones on a workbench.

THE ASK

Tell me when this is real.

Drop your email and we'll let you know when there's something real to show — probably once or twice before the Kickstarter.