Yr Xtals vs Psychodeli

This started as a tool, and grew into an obsession. Yr Xtals is seriously addictive. I can, and often have, been working on testing it and ended up draining hours just watching the visualizer dance to my music. It's fantastic. I can't imagine if you like music that you won't like this. Especially if you're an audio engineer and are hoping to gain a bit more perspective on your work. That is why I originally made this, and while it has grown into something much larger, it is still a precision audio analysis utility that I know you'll fall in love with, like I have. Enjoy!

Psychodeli+ turns the music around you into a living visual performance. It follows rhythm, harmony, builds, quiet passages and returning themes — not just volume. Generative art, drawn live out of chaos math: nothing pre-rendered, nothing looped. Psychodeli enjoys music. It leans into a build, settles into the quiet, opens at the drop. When the hook comes back around, so does the visual idea that met it the first time. It is also a fidget toy you can fall into. Spin your fingers to spin the visuals, with or without a song. GROOVE WITH YOUR MUSIC It can listen through the microphone, so it jams with whatever is in the room: a speaker, a laptop, a turntable, a live band. Typical for iOS, it cannot reach inside Apple Music or Spotify for their audio. Play them out loud and Psychodeli hears them like anything else. And if you give it more signals, it tries to enjoy it with you. Turn on the camera feature and nod, sway or lean and the picture answers. Up to four people can appear in the fractal at once, reflecting real smiles and head tilts. Camera frames are processed on-device and are not sent to a server. KEEP THE LOOKS YOU LOVE Explore 15 ready-to-play Pdeli Looks: six Originals and nine Animal Patterns. Tap a square preview to recall a setup. Keep favorites in Personal, or save your own with a name you can edit. Assign Looks to numbered Jukebox slots, or discover something new with Random. Your saves stay on your device; music and movement keep each setup alive. OUR MISSION IS TO HELP YOU GROOVE Everything above is free. So is all of this: • Every curated palette, plus seasonal palettes • Kaleidoscope mandalas and free-flowing organic patterns • Motion reactivity — tilt to lean into the picture, circle to set it spinning, or roll left and right for fading echoes • Compatible Govee Room Lights in full, including color that travels along a light strip • Saved Looks and personal Jukebox slots • Full-frame PNG saving and sharing • No account, no sign-up, no ads, no subscription, no nagging PSYCHODELI TOUCH — ONE PURCHASE, NEVER A SUBSCRIPTION • Perform deck — play the visuals yourself: scrub color, speed, shape and effects live • Self, Mask and Eyes — expressive forms driven by your face • Camera color — choose Color then Camera (that choice, and nothing earlier, starts it), then pan across a sunset, a record sleeve, your room, and repaint Psychodeli in its colors. Keep it and it joins your library • Seasonal hold — keep automatic color changes inside one collection: Halloween, Pride, a solstice • Live Photo — turn the current visual into a moving Lock Screen, saved to Photos for you to choose in Wallpaper settings • Keep the display awake • Room controls — hold a lighting groove, and set how strongly the room responds LET THE PALETTE LEAVE THE SCREEN Compatible Govee lights carry the picture's palette and the music's movement into the room. Each lamp takes a different color from the same palette, so the room looks composed instead of every bulb doing the same thing. On a strip that can light its LEDs separately, the colors spread along it, drift, and pulse with the beat. Psychodeli connects locally over Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, with no Govee account and no cloud. Compatibility varies by model; some Wi-Fi lights require LAN Control in Govee Home. Underneath: chaotic attractors and GPU wave functions, steered by a listener built for harmony, tension, structure and groove. The math is deep. Watch it listen, nudge it with Vibe, or take the whole performance with Touch. Photosensitivity notice: Psychodeli fills the screen with motion, flashing, and rapidly changing colors and patterns. A small number of people may experience discomfort, dizziness, or—rarely—seizures when exposed to such visuals, even with no prior history. View in a well-lit room, sit back from the screen, take breaks, and stop immediately if you feel unwell.