Visual Node Graph Engine
Drive dozens of fixtures with a single knob macro—or control the full show using live audio. Connect LFO generators, math logic, and audio FFT inputs.
Built for desktops, flexible on mobile. Drive procedural node automation, keyframe animations, built-in 2D & 3D visualizers, and the Scenario Widget for live productions.
Maximum Workflow Freedom
Unilighter gives you the expansive comfort of a desktop workspace while letting you edit projects, scenes, dashboards, and node graphs on mobile when needed.
Work with an expansive overall dashboard, multi-monitor setups, high-resolution keyframe animations, and live monitoring during live productions.
Edit your project as a whole—tweaking scenes, dashboards, and node graphs on mobile while backstage or traveling. Cloud sync keeps your main desktop updated.
Connect USB or wireless Bluetooth MIDI surfaces (such as the M-VAVE SMC Mixer) to get physical faders, knobs, and cue buttons on any device.
If your main computer fails before doors open, plug your USB DMX interface directly into your Android phone via OTG cable and run the full 512-channel show seamlessly.
Designed for Creative Operators
Combining visual procedural automation with keyframe animations, the Scenario Widget, and built-in reference views.
Drive dozens of fixtures with a single knob macro—or control the full show using live audio. Connect LFO generators, math logic, and audio FFT inputs.
Your projects, dashboards, fixture profiles, node graphs, and scenario scripts sync automatically across all your devices. Start in the studio, tweak on mobile, launch in the booth.
Create smooth procedural animations with custom curves and easings (similar to Blender or DaVinci Resolve).
Always know exactly where you are in the performance at any moment and what needs to be triggered next—overcoming traditional cue-list limitations.
Sketch, test, and verify your lighting project without needing access to real physical fixtures or separate visualizer software.
Calibrate white balance and color response per fixture so LED heads that lean blue or red produce clean, uniform colors on stage.
Synchronize keyframe animations to live music tempo using manual Tap Tempo calibration and BPM matching for music shows.
Transparent Pricing
During our extended Open Beta, all paid plans are 50% OFF. Both Free and Pro tiers include every feature—the only difference is project count.
Ideal for learning lighting design, testing gear, or running a single venue show.
For touring technicians, freelancers, and production operators managing multiple rigs.
Edit project structures, scenes, and dashboards verbally using text or voice prompts, auto-generate node graphs and keyframe curves, and get instant technical console Q&A.
Upcoming Capabilities
We are actively developing powerful new capabilities to expand show connectivity, timecode timelines, and profile management.
Pre-recorded timeline show playback synchronized to external timecode signals for precise automated productions.
Output DMX universes over standard local network infrastructure (ArtNet & sACN) for large venue rigs and touring installations.
Multiple lighting operators and technicians working together on the same show file simultaneously with instant synchronization.
Import fixture libraries and profile formats from traditional lighting consoles (MA, Avolites) for seamless patching.
Technical & Operational Details
Clear answers regarding hardware compatibility, DMX output performance, color calibration, and cloud sync.
Usually, no! Most supported DMX USB dongles work directly in your browser out-of-the-box. Just plug it in (or use an OTG cable on Android), select your interface in Unilighter, and start controlling lights. In rare cases depending on your operating system or device model, a driver or system setting adjustment may be needed as detailed in our documentation.
Yes, absolutely. Standard DMX hardware maxes out at around 40 FPS, while Unilighter runs internally at 60 FPS. This gives you plenty of performance headroom for smooth, instant cue triggers, audio reactivity, and real-time color sweeps with zero lag.
Yes! You can map physical USB or wireless Bluetooth MIDI controllers on both desktop computers and Android phones. It works natively with controllers like the M-VAVE SMC Mixer, giving you physical faders, knobs, and cue buttons anywhere.
Fixtures from different manufacturers (especially non-RGBW heads) often have inconsistent color temperatures or lean slightly blue or red. Unilighter lets you calibrate white balance per fixture so your entire lighting rig outputs clean, uniform, matched colors.
Traditional cue lists are rigid lists of numbers. The Scenario Widget embeds your scenes, keyframe animations, and node graphs directly inside your live performance script, so stage managers and operators always know exactly where they are in the show and what needs to be triggered next.
The built-in visualizer gives you a fast, instant reference view right inside your browser window. You can sketch, patch, and verify fixture movements and colors without needing access to real physical lights or external visualizer software.
Yes. Unilighter works offline once loaded in your browser. Your show files save locally on your device, and as soon as an internet connection is available, your workspace automatically syncs back to the cloud.
Yes! All your projects, dashboards, fixture profiles, and scenario scripts remain saved in your account. Plus, early beta members lock in a guaranteed 50% discount when paid plans launch.