build your own audio plugins.

the system.

one engine. every shape. patch a dsp graph and you've got a synth. rewire it, you've got an effect. drag blocks onto the canvas, wire them up, and they make sound — real sample-accurate audio, not a preview.

build the graph by hand, or let the ai generate a deep architecture you'd never wire from scratch. layer modulation on top, and the sound is done — now you design it.

the design.

the design canvas is a visual editor for your audio plugin ui. drag out knobs, sliders, and meters, bind them to dsp parameters, and build a rich, custom face for your plugin.

the canvas is powered by a gpu-accelerated webview — your interface is just the web: html, css, and webgl, running at full frame rate inside the plugin. if the web can render it, your plugin ui can have it: realtime shaders that react to the audio, 3d scenes, custom visualizers, even playable games. no locked-down widget kit, no dated grey knobs — build the kind of interface people screenshot and share.

the export.

patchwerk exports a real, production-ready plugin — vst3, au, or clap. drop it into any daw and use your audio plugin. macos today, windows coming.