Imajourn - We are now on the Apple App Store with multiple new features
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Imajourn is an interactive simulation sandbox that brings the physics of waves and sound to life. Whether you are an artist, a physics enthusiast, or a meditator, Imajourn offers a mesmerizing playground of light, motion, and geometry. Imajourn has moved from its early open source webapp version (Numatics) to a fully functional App Store app with new name and branding, and many new features: Interactive wave sim, chladni patterns and cymatics, audio reactivity, 3D particle sim, presets and more!



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Imajourn
This looks so satisfying 😍
Waves + sound physics as an interactive playground is such a great idea — feels like a mix of a meditation tool and a creative toy.
Quick question: does it support saving and sharing presets / scenes? Would love to send my favorite “patterns” to friends ✨
Congrats on the launch! 🙌
Imajourn
@elevenapril Thanks much for the comment! Glad you liked it. In this current version, it doesn't support custom presets, but hopefully we will have it soon. In the meantime, you could also use the record button to share videos. Thanks once again!
Imajourn
@t_p_jacobs thank you very much for your comment Paul. Yes, I believe there are a lot of possibilities for audio reactivity and interactive controls. Hoping to have some kind of OSC controls in the future. Will keep your suggestions in mind. Thanks once again!
Hey everyone,
This looks like a fascinating tool for creative exploration. The ability to interactively simulate waves, sound, and geometric patterns like Chladni figures is a unique way to generate organic visual inspiration for patterns, textures, or even conceptual art. As a designer, having a digital sandbox to play with these natural physics phenomena could spark ideas for fabrics, wallpapers, or installation concepts that are rooted in mathematical beauty. It seems less like a utility and more like a sophisticated toy for the creative mind. Very intriguing.
Imajourn
@anya_furnishd thanks for the detailed review!
It looks smooth and beautiful! There’s probably a lot of math in the code, right?