Woon · loop engine · iPhone / iPad / Mac

The song never ends.

Woon finds the loop seam your ears can’t hear — and your song plays forever.

Live — the loop is holding · the pass counter is counting

Room 01 · Loop

Press play once. Stay.

Woon reads the whole file and finds the seam your ears can’t hear — then holds the part you love, without a gap, a fade, or a stumble. Every join is measured and graded out of 100 before you’re allowed to hear it.

Skeptical? Press HEAR THE JOIN and the machine plays you its own seam. If a join can be heard, Woon never calls it seamless — it tells you the grade instead.

Woon on iPhone: the LCD clock at 00:34.5, First Light playing, the waveform with the loop span lit amber and the needle inside it, dancing level meters, and the pass counter at 27. — First Light — pass 27 · graded 90.4

Room 02 · Night

It falls asleep with you.

A timer that ends on the seam — and an off switch worth pressing at 2am. When the time comes, Woon never cuts mid‑phrase: it finishes the pass and lets go on the join, fading onto the seam itself. Set it in minutes, or tell it which pass to end on.

Then the deck goes dark the way good hardware does: one dim green dot. Hold to wake.

Woon at night: the whole deck dimmed, SLEEP 30 lit amber, the sleep rail set to 30, 'ends at pass 101, about 29 minutes', and the line 'Hold to end the night'. — Night — sleep armed · then the powered-down face

The powered-down face: a near-black screen with one dim green dot and the words 'hold to wake'. — Night — sleep armed · then the powered-down face

Room 03 · Instruments

Take the drums out. Keep the song.

Woon can reach inside the song while the loop holds: pull the voice back, push the drums out, keep only the melody, solo the bass — live, on your device. The hits pushed back; the song keeps its shape.

The Tone bay on Neon District: DRUMS DOWN lit green, the drums fader at zero, and the note 'The hits pushed back; the song keeps its shape' — while the loop keeps playing above. — Neon District — drums down · the loop never stops

Room 04 · The Workbench

Place your loop by hand.

Place your own loop by hand — the machine proves it’s seamless. Bracket the part you want to live in with two amber handles; Woon finds the exact join inside them and shows its work: SEAMLESS 89/100, measured on the spot, with fine A/B jog wheels if you want the last word.

Keep it, and it’s saved with the song.

The placement workbench: the waveform zoomed with two amber bracket handles, the live verdict 'JOIN 00:15.8–00:31.8, SEAMLESS 89/100', A and B jog wheels, and amber KEEP / DISCARD buttons. — The workbench — join proven · 89/100

Room 05 · Bridge

Your devices find each other.

No pairing button. Your devices share one Apple ID and one Wi‑Fi — they find each other. Songs arrive with their analysis done. Strangers can’t even see your device’s name.

The Your Devices sheet: BRIDGE ON glowing green, auto-sync off, 'iPhone · 81A1', and the infinity mark listening for your devices. Both devices must share the same iCloud account and Wi-Fi. — Bridge on — listening for your devices

The desk · Mac

A component for your desk.

The whole machine in one window — your shelf, the deck, and the rack: tone, room, shape, sleep, all lit at once. And it answers the keyboard: Space plays. Arrows seek. The number keys pick a way to live. Press ? and it deals you the whole card.

Woon on the Mac: the center deck playing Neon District with the loop span lit, and the right-hand rack — tone and remix caps, headphone and crossfeed, a five-band equaliser, and the sleep rail. — Woon for Mac — the deck and the rack · one window

They made your songs shorter.

We make them infinite.

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