A vibe coding experiment turned open-source project
StemTube started as an experiment in vibe coding — exploring what happens when you let AI-assisted development guide the creative process without rigid planning.
What began as a weekend hack turned into a growing music workstation. The project kept evolving because the problems were genuinely fun to solve: how do you synchronize chord detection with waveform scrubbing? How do you compensate for recording latency across different browsers?
After 25 years in IT, I wanted to give back to the open-source ecosystem that gave me so much throughout my career. StemTube is that contribution — imperfect, evolving, and open to all.
The entire codebase is open, from the AI pipeline to the PWA frontend. No tracking, no accounts required for basic use, no cloud dependency. Your music, your machine.