Merit AC
Clark X Group / Venture Release candidate 0.1.0

Describe a sound. Hear it in seconds. Nothing leaves your browser.

Toneara turns a short brief -- genre, mood, tempo, length -- into a playable instrumental sketch, generated entirely on your device. No account to create, no API key to paste in, no server in between. It's built for the five seconds before you'd reach for a finished production tool, not to replace one.

Set the brief

Genre

Electronic, hip-hop, ambient, or cinematic.

Mood

Focused, uplifting, dark, or dreamy.

Length

10, 20, or 30 seconds, at your chosen tempo.

Twelve variations come back from that brief -- generated by a seeded, deterministic engine, not a trained model guessing at your prompt. The same brief always produces the same twelve options, which makes results reproducible instead of a slot machine.

Built to need nothing from you

Nothing leaves the browser

A strict content security policy allows no third-party runtime requests. Prompts, settings, and generated audio stay on the device.

No account, ever

No signup, API key, backend, or payment of any kind. Open the page and generate.

Twelve variations, deterministic

Each brief seeds a deterministic generation engine -- the same brief always produces the same twelve options, not a trained model's guess.

Installable and offline

Ships as a progressive web app with offline app-shell caching, so it starts even without a connection.

Real export, not a preview

Waveform, seeking, regeneration, and a straight WAV download -- plus a portable, validated project file you can hand off or re-import.

Source-visible, not open-source

The engine is visible for evaluation on GitHub, but redistribution, hosted deployment, and commercial use require written permission -- proprietary, not permissively licensed.

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Toneara is an independent Clark X Group venture -- source is visible for evaluation on GitHub: github.com/drewc611/TONEARA. Reuse, redistribution, and commercial deployment require written permission; see the repository's license.