Aurora EQ

Aurora EQ turns the sound around you into a live, music-synced visualizer. Play a song, tap Listen, and the screen answers every beat with spectrum bars, waveforms, tunnels, starfields, ribbons, a neon skyline and more. WHAT YOU GET • 22 visual modes, from classic spectrum bars and a scope trace to plasma, tunnel, starfield, kaleidoscope, city and ribbon scenes. • Effects you can switch on and off: trails, sparks, CRT scan lines, bloom, mirror, kaleidoscope, fog and spin. • Cinematic mode: one tap hides every control and label so only the visualizer fills the screen. Tap the screen to bring everything back. • Idle mode: press the Idle button and Aurora EQ roams through modes on its own. It only runs when you turn it on. • Demo mode: no music playing? A built-in demo signal keeps the visuals moving so you can explore. • Shuffle and Auto: jump to a random mode, or let the app change modes for you. • Light and dark themes. • Colorblind mode: a high-contrast palette designed to be easier to read for people with color vision differences. • Photosensitivity care: strobe and firework modes that flash are off by default. You see a warning and must choose to turn them on, and you can turn that permission off again from the Safety button. • A short guide that explains how to get the best result. • A pass-code menu where you can enter a code to mark your device. Aurora EQ is free, there is no store and no purchase, and the full visualizer works without a code. YOUR MICROPHONE AND YOUR PRIVACY Aurora EQ uses the iPhone microphone only to listen live and draw the visuals. Audio is analyzed on your device as it plays. It is never recorded, saved or sent anywhere. The app collects no personal data, has no ads, needs no account and does not track you. Microphone access is only requested when you tap Listen, and you can change it any time in Settings. TIPS • Hold your iPhone near the speaker, or play music on another device nearby, for the strongest response. • Use Cinematic mode with your iPhone propped up as a mood light at a party, study session or quiet evening. • Turn on Colorblind mode from the control panel if the default colors are hard to tell apart. Photosensitivity notice: some optional modes use rapid flashing light, which can affect people with photosensitive epilepsy. They stay off until you choose to enable them. Privacy policy: https://xclusivexo.com/aurora-eq/privacy/