IdolSync
Sync your smart lights perfectly to any video and audio.
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Ken Wallace

IdolSync - Sync your smart lights perfectly to any video and audio.

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Go beyond the screen. IdolSync lets you sync your smart lights (Hue, LIFX, and WiZ), Apple Home/Matter devices and custom ESP hardware to video, audio or a timer, turning your space into a fully immersive environment. Whether building a cinematic home theater or a custom themed bar, IdolSync gives you the power to choreograph your atmosphere exactly how you want it. Fast, private, and built for those who want total control over their ambient experience. Download now and sync your space!

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Ken Wallace
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"Hi Product Hunt! 👋 I'm Ken, the creator of IdolSync. I built this app out of a very specific personal frustration. When I was designing my own highly-themed home tiki bar, I wanted to synchronize the entire environment—the lights, the audio, and the practical effects—perfectly with custom video and ambient scenes. Standard screen-mirroring apps just didn't cut it, and I needed something that processed locally with zero cloud lag. So, I built IdolSync. It's designed to go beyond basic lighting by letting you orchestrate Philips Hue, WiZ, LIFX, Apple HomeKit devices, and custom ESP hardware directly from your iOS device to create a truly responsive environment. The iOS app is live today, and the macOS version is currently in Apple's review queue—drop a comment if you want a ping when the Mac version drops! The core app is completely free to download and try, but to celebrate the launch with this community, I've created a custom offer. Use code PRODUCTHUNT30 for 30% off the Pro Features ($4.99 vs $6.99) which gives you unlimited video sync and opens up the custom hardware extensions! This code expires in 7 days, or after the first 500 redemptions—whichever comes first. Whether you are building a cinematic home theater, an immersive gaming room, or your own heavily themed space, I’d love to hear how you might use it. I'll be hanging out in the comments all day—let me know what you think of the interface, or what hardware integrations you'd like to see added next!"