Search your recordings by humming, describing, or lyrics. Works with any folder system. No music stored in the cloud.
Works with iCloud· Google Drive· Dropbox· local storage — no reorganizing required.
You know you recorded a perfect version of that bridge. Was it Tuesday's rehearsal? The coffee shop voice memo? That gig recording from two weeks ago?
Twenty minutes later, you're still scrolling. The creative momentum is gone.
I would like to build a song with environmental samples, but I can never find my way through them.
If I don't label the rehearsal recording right away, it's lost forever.
Maybe you've got subfolders by year, project, and instrument. Maybe everything lives in one giant "Voice Memos" folder. Whatever system you have — it works for you.
The problem is finding things when you remember the melody but not the filename. When you know it was "that funky bassline demo" but you've got 40 demos all named "New Recording."
You don't need to reorganize.
You need intelligent search.
Hum the melody into your phone. We find recordings that match — even if you recorded it months ago and never labeled it.
Type "reggae bassline" or "that moody piano thing." Natural language search that understands music.
Remember a line you sang? Search for it. We transcribe singing voice — not just speech — and find the recording.
Play or upload a clip. We find recordings that complement it — matching vibe, tempo, and harmonies.
Search results drag directly into your DAW. Find it, use it, keep creating — no exporting, no detours.
Point at any folder — iCloud, Drive, Dropbox, local disk. Audio is processed in the cloud and immediately deleted. Only search data is kept.
Join the waitlist for early access when we launch — and a say in which features we build first.
No credit card. No spam. Just updates when we're ready.
Yes. Point oudyo at any folder structure — organized or chaotic — and it indexes everything. You don't change a thing.
Your audio files are uploaded for processing (an ensemble of ~10 neural networks, for speed), then immediately deleted. Only the search embeddings are stored — your actual music never stays in the cloud and can't be reconstructed from the embeddings.
Works with all of them. If your device can access the files, oudyo can search them.
Nope. Search by melody, description, or lyrics — labeling is entirely optional.
Voice memos, demos, DAW exports, rehearsal recordings, gig captures, environmental samples — any audio file.
No. oudyo is intelligent search and navigation. You still record and edit in whatever tools you already use.