Platforms

Made for the screen it is on

The Apple apps share one Swift core and SwiftUI mixer, with native platform adapters around it. Each Apple platform has a native implementation. Public release builds are still pending.

Ember Noise on iPhone: the four-corner mixer with River Stream, River Stream 2, Crickets, and Spring Peeper around the glowing amber ember.

iPhone

The full mixer in a compact layout, with background playback, Control Center and lock-screen controls, audio interruption handling, and private local-network transfer. Requires iOS 26 or later.

Ember Noise on iPad: a dark four-quadrant mixer with four corner sounds and a glowing amber ember controlling their blend.

iPad

The iPad blend space works in portrait or landscape. The layout adapts across full screen, Split View, and compact landscape without hiding the transport or preset actions. Requires iPadOS 26 or later.

The native Ember Noise Mac app: the same four-corner mixer in a resizable window, matching the landscape iPad layout.

Mac

AppKit and SwiftUI provide a native Mac app with the landscape mixer in a resizable window. Closing the window leaves playback running from the menu-bar controller. Media keys, Now Playing, and opt-in Launch at Login connect the app to macOS, while the Dock icon offers Always, With Mixer, and Never modes. Requires macOS 26 or later.

Linux

A Linux version is in active development and is not a public distribution yet.

Move presets between your devices

On the Apple builds, make a mix on one device and move it to another with Send to Device. Transfers travel over your own network with end-to-end encryption.