Nexus Labs · mini app
NexusAmp
Two players in one terminal. Soundscapes are generated live in your browser for six modes (focus, ADHD, Pomodoro, relax, sleep, and workout), and all but the workout beat are shaped by your local time of day. Radio is twenty-two live stations on four tabs, Guåhan first, played through a real ten-band equalizer. Focus sessions shape either one around your work.
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$ nexusamp --scape focus
▸─ Modes ──generated in your browser
Steady and warm, for long stretches of concentration. Nothing in it asks for your attention.
Pick a mode and press play.
viz: live spectrum of the generated sound · Web Audio analyser
no streams, no recordings
Stations stream directly from their broadcasters: 104.3 Boss FM, The Point KUSG, and Harvest 88.1 from Guam, plus the laut.fm channels, Radio Paradise, and Nightride FM. Those three are every Guam station that streams in a plain browser; we will add more the moment they do. Nothing is proxied through our servers, recorded, or tracked, and every station name and stream belongs to its owner. If you enjoy a station, visit it and support it; the listener-supported ones run on exactly that.
Soundscapes borrow their shape from apps like Endel: the sound should answer to what you are doing rather than sit beside it. Each mode is synthesised in your browser from oscillators, filtered noise, and a generated room, with no recordings and no streams. It adapts to two things only: your local time of day (brighter at midday and darker at night, with the melodic modes playing sparser after dark; the workout beat follows the tempo you pick instead) and your timers (a focus break softens it; Sleep thins out and fades to silence). It does not read your heart rate, location, or weather. The ADHD mode is a steady, predictable pulse over brown noise, designed around restless attention. It is not a treatment, and it has not been tested as one.
Focus sessions work with either half. On the radio, a break drops the stream to a murmur (or pauses it, your choice); a soundscape softens and darkens instead. A soft synthesised cue marks every change, and nothing about your sessions leaves your browser.
The radio equalizer is real digital signal processing (ten Web Audio biquad filters), and the visualizer draws a live spectrum analyser reading of whichever half is playing. When a stream blocks analysis, it says so and shows an ambient wave instead. Built as a love letter to the Winamp era, with a nod to the terminal players keeping it alive.