Changelog
What shipped, newest first: the platform, the API, the MCP server and this site.
The homepage asks what you are building and names the tools
The hero is a prompt: describe the app, and the same search that runs the platform's Audio tools page answers with the tools that fit, ours with Try it. Under it, the kinds of app people vibe-code, each with the tools it uses. Tools, Pricing and Changelog join the menu; the Tools menu lists every module with its icon.
One place to make a sound
The Playground folds into AI Synth Engine. Audio tools is one filterable list: "What are you building?" searches across the whole page, with one row of filters whose counts follow the words.
Audio tools as a directory
"What are you building?" searches the Deep Noise tools and 28 sourced external tools without a network call. Group tiles, filters, cards with price and source, and a profile per tool. A card's "Fits:" names only a job a person checked the tool does.
QA Judge: Pick the best take, on the real engine
Generate up to four takes with Foundation-1 or upload your own, set the bar, and the judge keeps the best take and writes why the others lost, with the measurements that decided it.
Tool pages in one skeleton
Every tool page reads the same way: the title, one sentence, then You send and You get as two real panels side by side, and the call underneath.
MCP: OAuth 2.1 sign-in for claude.ai, ChatGPT and Gemini
The connectors sign in with OAuth 2.1; the consent page shows where the code goes and known app names are matched as they read.
Usage answers the last 24 hours by default
GET /console/usage with no range, or one that is not offered, answers the last 24 hours.
Prompt compiler: refused prompts retried as written
A refused instrument-first prompt is retried as written before any shorter one; a clone reports the prompt its variations were made from; negations, two instruments and a bare instrument go as written.
Sign-in takes the AI Synthesizer look
The sign-in screens use the AI Synthesizer sign-in's wave variant; the Sign in button is dimmed until the field holds something.
Audio tools is the landing page; Usage under the account menu
Every tool in Make, Shape, Check and Understand (plus Combine) on the first screen, full width on desktop. Usage shows this month's credits: left, used and held for work still running, and usage by tool.
Prompt compiler: 57% to 96% of instrument-first prompts return audio
A prompt compiler in front of the engine, with a prompt-adherence eval that reproduces offline. Instrument-first prompts went from 57% to 96% of calls returning audio.
Quality checks: the QC engine
Every sound is scored by the same checks: readable, clipping, too quiet, mostly silent, noisy tail, noise under tone, in tune, DC offset, crackle, multiple hits. Pure TypeScript, so the website's QA Judge demo runs the same checks at the edge.
The developer console
API keys, usage and a playground for the Deep Noise API, on its own host behind a sign-in.
