LumaDeck turns your browser into a live visual instrument for DJs and performers. Start in 30 seconds, react to music automatically, perform 48 scenes with MIDI, load your own video loops and custom GLSL shaders, and send a clean visual output to the audience. No install required.
Hi Product Hunt — I’m Jaime, the maker of LumaDeck.
I didn’t start this because I wanted to build another SaaS. I’ve spent more than 20 years around live music, DJing and audiovisual production, and one problem kept coming back: great visuals usually require another operator, complex software, or hours of preparation.
I wanted something a DJ or musician could simply open and perform.
So I built LumaDeck as a browser-based live visual instrument.
With LumaDeck you can:
• start a visual show in about 30 seconds
• use 48 free generative scenes
• let Auto Conductor react to the music
• map scenes and live controls to MIDI
• load your own video loops
• use custom GLSL shaders
• keep the controls on one screen while the audience sees a clean output on another
The free version is not a timed demo — you can actually use it for a show.
What I’m most interested in learning from Product Hunt is this:
If you perform music live, what would make you trust a browser-based visual instrument on stage?
I’ll be here throughout the launch answering questions and taking notes. Thanks for trying it.