About Sonicverse
Built by broadcasters. Built in the open.
We started Sonicverse because we felt the gap firsthand — tools that didn’t talk to each other and vendor roadmaps that didn’t reflect how stations actually work.
How we build
The broadcast industry deserves software built with craft.
Built with the same ambition that goes into the content stations produce every day — open source at the core, designed for broadcasters, by people who know the industry from the inside.
In the open
We build in public — source, decisions, and roadmap visible as the work happens.
With broadcasters, not at them
Shaped by people who run stations, against how a broadcast day actually works.
Open standards, no lock-in
Open formats and APIs so the pieces interoperate and your data stays yours.
Principles
A small set of principles shapes the work.
Practical filters for every product, engineering, and roadmap decision.
Open source at the core
A default we hold to as the stack takes shape.
Built by broadcasters
A default we hold to as the stack takes shape.
On-air reliability first
A default we hold to as the stack takes shape.
Your stack, your roadmap
A default we hold to as the stack takes shape.
Open-source first
Open source isn’t a feature. It’s the model.
The infrastructure is already there — Linux runs broadcast servers, FFmpeg powers the audio pipeline. The question is whether the industry is structured to take advantage of it.
Fix bugs from the source, not a support ticket.
Extend tools to fit your exact workflow.
Own the roadmap — open projects don’t get sunset.
If you’re a broadcaster curious about what we’re building, we’d love to hear from you.
We’re just getting started, and there’s a lot ahead. Tell us how your station works.