Free Cloud-based Pro DAW
Make music together, in real time
Audiotool turns music-making into multiplayer. Work in the same cloud project live, then remix and fork tracks across an open community — free, in your browser.
- 2M+
- creators on Audiotool
- Real time
- multiplayer editing
- 100%
- free, no ads
- Open
- Nexus developer SDK
How collaboration works on Audiotool
Most music collaboration still happens the slow way: bounce some stems, export a project file, send it over, wait for changes, and try to merge everything back together. Audiotool replaces that with a single shared cloud project that everyone edits live. It feels like collaborative editing in a shared document — but for a full music production.
Because the studio runs in the browser and is free, there is no barrier to inviting someone in. They open a link, join the session, and start contributing immediately — no install, no licence, no version mismatches.
Built for working together
Real-time editing is just the start. Audiotool is built around a culture of remixing and building on each other's work, backed by an open developer platform.
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Real-time multiplayer
Several producers can edit the same project at the same time. Changes appear live, like a shared document for music.
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One shared cloud project
Your project lives in the cloud, so collaborators always open the latest version — no exporting stems or emailing files back and forth.
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Remix and fork
Fork any published track to make it your own, or let others remix yours. Every remix links back to the original, building an open creative chain.
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Open developer SDK
The Nexus SDK lets developers build apps and instruments on top of Audiotool, extending what your collaborations can do.
A community, not just a tool
Every published track can be remixed, and every remix links back to the original. That turns the whole platform into a living, connected catalog where you can see how songs are made, learn from other producers, and add your own spin. Collaboration on Audiotool isn't a feature you switch on — it's how the community works.
What collaborators say
I really love how easy it is to collaborate — two of you online at the same time, or go back and forth editing the same draft.
Audiotool creator
Audiotool is the most professional cloud-based DAW we've seen — pairing a powerful workflow with a vibrant, collaborative creator community.
Paul Gathercole, CTO, Spitfire Audio
One of my favorite things is the ability to open up other people's tracks and see how they're made. I've learnt so much.
Audiotool creator
Trusted by leaders in audio & AI
- Spitfire Audio
- Fraunhofer IDMT
- DAACI
- Splice
- UJAM
- ElevenLabs
- LANDR
Start a session and invite a friend
Open a project in your browser, share the link, and make music together in real time.
Open StudioFrequently asked questions
Can I make music with someone else at the same time?
Yes. Audiotool supports real-time collaboration: multiple people can open and edit the same project simultaneously, and everyone sees changes as they happen.
How is this different from sending project files back and forth?
Instead of exporting stems or passing a project file around, your song lives in one shared cloud project. Collaborators always work on the current version live, so nothing gets out of sync or overwritten.
What is remixing and forking?
Remixing means starting a new track from someone else's published project. Forking copies a track so you can take it in your own direction. Each remix credits and links back to the original, which makes Audiotool a connected, learn-by-doing community.
Do collaborators need to pay or install anything?
No. Audiotool runs in the browser and is free to use, so anyone you invite can join a session without downloading software or buying a subscription.
Can I collaborate with people remotely?
Yes. Because everything runs in the cloud, collaborators can be anywhere in the world and still work together in the same project in real time.
Can developers build on top of Audiotool?
Yes. The open Nexus SDK lets developers create apps, devices, and integrations, so collaborative workflows can be extended beyond what the studio offers out of the box.