2019
Rekordcloud Founded
After 6 months of work, the Rekordcloud web-app (the Lexicon predecessor) was released. It only supported Rekordbox and Traktor, it was riddled with bugs but it worked!
2020
Lexicon Beta
It quickly became apparent that a web-app was not ideal for the vision of a library manager. A clunky companion app had the job of reading the Serato database and working with music files.
Everything had to be re-invented. The idea of Lexicon was born as the central library manager. After six months of non-stop development, it was ready for a beta version.
2022
Lexicon Released
Lexicon was in beta for a full year and development went into over-drive to fix bugs, add missing features and brainstorm new ideas with the community. Lexicon 1.0 was finally released in 2022.
2024
TrackHack Released
TrackHack (previously called Tuneful) was a side-project that had been online for a while but never packaged into a real Android/iOS app. TrackHack is now in the app stores, ready to discover new music!
Meanwhile, work on Lexicon continues...
2025
OpenKeyScan Released
Accurate musical key detection had long been locked behind paid tools. OpenKeyScan was released as a free, open-source desktop app that uses AI-powered spectrogram analysis to detect the key of any audio file, fully offline.
2026
SonoVault Released
Building music software means dealing with messy, fragmented metadata. SonoVault was released as a developer-friendly REST API covering 80M+ tracks with ISRCs, genres and cross-platform IDs.