Use case
Use Lumenfold when a room, screen, or performance needs ambient mathematical visuals that feel alive without requiring a cloud account.
Product guide
Formula-driven music visualsLumenfold
Play real-time mathematical artworks built from Metal shaders, sound-reactive motion, and projection-ready visual spaces.
- Metal visuals
- Audio reactive
- Projection ready
Latest release
Lumenfold 1.10
The first Lumenfold release turns mathematical formulas, Metal shaders, and dedicated soundscapes into a projection-ready gallery.
Read the 1.10 release notes- Real-time mathematical artworks rendered with Apple's Metal framework.
- A distinct soundscape for every artwork, with optional on-device microphone response.
- AirPlay, HDMI, and local display workflows for larger screens.
Overview
Lumenfold Formula-driven music visuals
Lumenfold is an offline-first gallery of living shader artworks. It turns fields, folds, fractals, raymarching, and music response into cinematic visuals for iPhone, iPad, TV, and projector screens.
Related topics
- generative art app
- music visualizer
- Metal shader art
- mathematical visuals
- projection visuals
In practice
Where it fits, how it works, and what stays private.
How it works
Choose a work, play its local soundscape or enable on-device microphone response, tune the visual controls, and send the scene to a TV or projector when needed.
Privacy boundary
The artwork engine runs locally. Microphone response is analyzed on device, images stay in local app storage, and feedback opens the MonoWare support page only when you choose it.
Read the full privacy policyLumenfold engineering notes
Lumenfold engineering notes
Technical decisions, implementation details, and product context published for Lumenfold.
Lumenfold 1.10: Mathematical Art You Can Hear and Project
Why we built Lumenfold: a Metal-powered gallery where mathematical artworks move with their own soundscapes and can fill a larger screen.