Bijoy Thangaraj

Bijoy Thangaraj

Guitar WizGuitar Wiz
Making apps for musicians.
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Bijoy Thangaraj is an indie developer, musician, and founder of JSplash Studios in Bengaluru. Since 2011, he’s been building music apps like Music Tutor, Aural Wiz, Tuner T1, and Rhythm Pad, with over 15M downloads worldwide. A guitarist and pianist himself, Bijoy blends his love for music with his technical background to craft tools that musicians actually use. His latest creation, Guitar Wiz, brings together years of experience to help guitarists learn, practice, and create – all in one app.

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  • Guitar Wiz
    Guitar WizAll-in-one guitar companion app to learn, practice & create
    Sep 2025
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    Joined Product HuntJanuary 28th, 2018

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Artem Anikeev•

4mo ago

Tomorrow FakeRadar.io launches on ProductHunt (part 2)

A week ago, our team tried to launch FakeRadar.io on Product Hunt. But something went wrong and we weren't included in the Featured list.

FakeRadar.io is a tool for detecting deepfakes in real time during video calls.

We decided to postpone the launch until this Friday (that's tomorrow!).

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4mo ago

Guitar Wiz featured on the App Store for iOS 26 launch & Accessibility

I m thrilled to share that Guitar Wiz is being featured on the Indian App Store today as part of the iOS 26 launch celebrations!

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4mo ago

Making Music Tech Accessible: The Importance of “Differentiate Without Color Alone”

When Apple introduced Accessibility Nutrition Labels in iOS 26, it marked an important milestone. These labels help users know if an app is inclusive - and one guideline that really stood out to me is Differentiate Without Color Alone.

The idea is simple: apps shouldn t rely only on color to convey meaning. Red vs. green might be obvious to some, but for millions of people with color blindness, that distinction disappears.

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