Harmonize your studio
Track your gear and plugins, map how it's all wired, and see what your studio is worth. In one app.

Setups
What's plugged into what?
Setups is a canvas for drawing your signal flow until it makes sense: every device, every port, every cable, and the kind of signal it carries.


- Cables you own
- What a setup needs, against what's in the drawer.
- Snapshots
- Save a snapshot before you rewire, and restore it when the new way turns out worse.
Projects
Where was that compressor sitting?
Projects keeps track of it for you, session by session, right next to the song.


- Sessions
- Tracking, the mix and the setup each one used, right beside the song.
- Your DAW projects, found
- Aureo looks in the folders your DAWs save to, plus any you point it at.
Plugins
What plugins do you actually own?
Aureo scans your plugin folders, matches what it finds against an open catalog, and keeps the list in step across your machines.


- What each folder found
- Scanned, empty or not found, with a count for every folder.
- Every format
- VST3, CLAP and VST2 everywhere. AU on macOS, AAX on macOS and Windows, LV2 on Linux.
Gear
Where's the receipt for that synth?
What you paid, every repair with its receipt, the serial number and your own photos, kept with the gear itself.


- Your own gear
- Add anything the catalog doesn't have, with a release date, categories and specs.
- Cables and adapters
- Count what's in the drawer, and see what each setup is short of.
- Serial numbers
- Copy it for the insurer, or encrypt it with a passphrase only you know.
- Sell on Reverb
- Reverb's sell flow, prefilled with the make and model of what you own.
G.A.S. and reports
Gear Acquisition Syndrome, measured on your own machine.
Four ADSR-inspired dimensions measure your habits over time.
- Share your score
- Share the G.A.S. card from your dashboard as an image.
- Studio value and spending
- What you bought and sold per period, beside what your studio is worth today.
- Your currency
- Totals in another currency also show an approximate figure in your own, at European Central Bank rates.
- Before you buy
- When your studio already covers most of what a product does, Aureo suggests the wishlist instead.
Also in Aureo
More it keeps track of, all on your own machine.
Library
- Presets and sample packs Browse and search content in the catalog, and keep the ones you own.
- Tags and archive Tag anything, and archive what you've moved on from.
- Wishlist The gear you're saving for, filtered by product or maker.
Your data
- Offline-first Your library lives on your machine, synced through a folder you own.
- Serial numbers and licenses Encrypted on your machine with a passphrase only you know, if you choose.
- Backup and restore Restore a backup whole, or merge it into the library you have.
- Export everything Your library, whenever you want it.
- Private by default Usage analytics and catalog sharing stay off until you turn them on.
Thousands of synths, plugins, and studio gear, cataloged in the open.
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