Players
A format nobody can play is not a format. Every player below is free, has no account and never counts what you listen to — and the list only grows.
iPhone · iPad · Apple silicon Mac
Full reactive playback with head tracking over AirPods, binaural folding for any headphones, a second-screen view for a TV or projector, and loudness matching to a target you set. Plays saimox deliveries, multichannel WAV up to 9.1.6, and ordinary audio — with the cover, catalogue information and energy envelope read straight out of the package.
Android
The same rendering core, the same conformance fingerprint, so a piece sounds the same as it does on iOS. Adds what iOS will not allow: your library on a memory card or an external drive.
Any modern browser
No installation at all. Send someone a link and they hear the piece in three dimensions, reactive triggers included, with nothing to download and nothing to sign up for. Runs the current libsaimox compiled to WebAssembly, so it computes the same positions as every other player. Embeddable in your own page.
macOS · playback is free
The authoring tool contains the same player, and playback needs no licence. Install it, open a file, listen on whatever rig you have — from headphones to 9.1.6 — without paying anything.
Televisions, soundbars, receivers
The rendering core is a small portable library with no exotic dependencies, which is what makes an embedded target realistic rather than aspirational. Talk to us if you build hardware.
Automotive
Every car with immersive audio already virtualises height through DSP. A format that arrives as objects rather than a fixed render has more to work with, not less — and carries no per-unit fee.
Every player renders locally on the device. Nothing about your listening is reported back to us — see the privacy notice for exactly what that means.
One core, every platform
Every player shares one rendering library, and each build reports a conformance fingerprint derived from the movement formulas themselves. If two devices report the same fingerprint, they compute the same positions — not approximately, exactly.
Want to build a player, or put one in a device? The format is free to implement and we will help. Read about the format →