A playground of music, motion, and color
Jamfetti is an interactive music playground that combines sound, motion, and color in the browser. Users tap to play notes, drag to create melodies, and customize how both the music and the visuals behave. All music and visuals are generated locally in the user's browser.
Tapping the screen plays musical notes, making the app usable as a playful touch-based instrument.
Dragging gestures generates melodic sequences, letting users draw melodies rather than play them one note at a time.
Each interaction produces flowing color alongside sound, and users can mix or adjust the music and visuals their own way.
All music and visuals are generated in the browser; no audio, notes, gestures, or volume settings are recorded or sent anywhere.
Users interact directly with the canvas by tapping to play individual notes and dragging to create flowing melodies.
The sound and color output are generated entirely client-side in the browser, with no server processing of user input.
Users can adjust volume settings and mix the music and visuals to their own preference.
Jamfetti is an interactive music playground combining music, motion, and color. You tap to play notes, drag to make melodies, and can mix the music and visuals your own way.
It runs in your web browser. All music and visuals are generated locally in the browser, with no server-side processing of your input.
No. The site states it does not record your audio or send your notes, gestures, or other inputs to analytics. Only standard homepage visit data (referring host and campaign labels) is sent to Google Analytics.
Tap the screen to play notes and drag to create melodies. You can adjust settings to mix the music and visuals to your preference.
The page does not mention any pricing, sign-up, or payment, suggesting it can be used directly on the website.
The page does not state whether the source code is available.
