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Products that do what IdolSync does
Sync your smart lights perfectly to any video and audio.
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Hi HN! I made Beatsync, an open-source browser-based audio player that syncs audio with millisecond-level accuracy across many devices. Try it live right now: https://www.beatsync.gg/ The idea is that with no additional hardware, you can turn any group of devices into a full surround sound system. MacBook speakers are particularly good. Inspired by Network Time Protocol (NTP), I do clock synchronization over websockets and use the Web Audio API to keep audio latency under a few ms. You can also drag devices around a virtual grid to simulate spatial audio — it changes the…
2025 · github.com
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Hey HN, I want to share with you something I and my four colleagues have been working on for the last several years. It’s a whiteboarding and notes tool called Muse[1]. We just released a 2.0 version which includes local-first sync. A little backstory: I’m one of the authors of the 2019 essay Local-first software[2]. (Past HN discussions[3][4].) The thesis is to reclaim some of the ownership over our data that we’ve lost in the transition from filesystems to cloud/SaaS. So I’m excited to bring CRDT technology “out of the lab” and into a commercial product as a chance to prove the value…
2022 · museapp.com
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Hi guys, I'm sharing something I've been tinkering on for a while: https://signagesync.app/ Like Google Chromecast, but "cast" to multiple screens at once. Create a playlist of auto-refreshing web pages, videos, and even live streams (but not supported on Windows). Also works with local network, e.g. http://192.168.../sales-dashboard It's still early (MVP), but already usable—and I'd love to hear your feedback. Tech stack: SvelteKit, WebSocket, Flutter (desktop)
Sep 2025 · signagesync.app
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LiveSyncDesk ▲79Real time collaboration with a portable synced board.
Jan 2026 · livesyncdesk.online
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i made this for my niece for her 3rd birthday. it was inspired by this reel: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DIE2O59Svcz/?igsh=MXNnbmJsZWR.... the main difference (i believe) is that this is entirely self-contained and does not require integrating with a smart home system. the bulb connects directly to a wifi network on the nanoc6, and the nanoc6 posts commands directly to the tasmota command endpoint on the smart bulb. this was a lot of fun to build :)
Sep 2025 · github.com
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