Sessions that feel like a room.
A timeline that breathes. Tracks, takes, and ideas laid out the way you remember them — not buried in a tree of menus.
Auru is a collaborative DAW — real-time co-editing, LAN discovery, session sharing — that also runs on virtually any machine you own. Open source and in alpha right now.
Real-time co-editing, automatic LAN discovery, session sharing over the internet — Auru brings your crew in without ceremony. On the same network? One click. On the other side of the world? One link.
Two hands on the same session. Edits land live, cursors and selections shown — no merge step, no waiting your turn.
On the same network, collaborators show up automatically. One click to let them in — no IP addresses, no setup.
Working remote? Send one link. They join the same session over the internet, in sync, from anywhere.
Sessions connect peer-to-peer. There's nothing to self-host, nothing to pay for, nothing to keep alive between takes.
Auto-discover collaborators on your local network. Or share a session link for remote sessions. No extra server to self-host.
Three formats hosted today, more on the way. Each plugin runs sandboxed — a misbehaving one can't take your session.
Plugin sandbox, project auto-save, MIDI 2.0 framing.
Comp lanes, playlist takes, per-clip gain envelopes.
Grouped routing, side-chain graph, VCA faders.
Stability pass, docs, a proper welcome mat.
Auru is GPL-3 licensed. The repo, the issue tracker, and the roadmap all live in public. If it's rough, it's rough where you can see it — and where you can help.