Human-first music tools
Humanity at the
center stage.
We want humans at center stage while AI handles the tedious part. SplitFire pulls songs into vocals, bass, drums, and more so you can express yourself, jam asynchronously, sing karaoke, and share favorite tracks with other people.
Interactive demo
Let the machine do the sorting.
The split itself is not the point. It is what happens after: a clearer part to practice, a karaoke version to sing, or a stem set you can send to someone else for an asynchronous jam.
Song title
Sunday Bicycle Parade
SplitFire demo track
Step two
Press split to run the demo. We start with the full mix, then break it into vocals, bass, drums, and everything else so real people can do more with the song.
The demo is ready. Start with the full mix and split it when you are ready.
On-device performance
Fast enough to keep
people in flow.
Good AI music tools should feel almost invisible. You split the song, keep the feeling, and get back to rehearsing, singing, sharing, or sending parts to the next person.
On-device split path
Case study
Karaoke KaroKowe.
Karaoke KaroKowe is part of the SplitFire AI suite. It comes from the same idea: AI should make it easier for people to show up, sing together, pass songs around, and feel less alone in music.
Language coverage
Under the hood
The machines stay backstage.
SplitFire is for expression and collaboration. These are the systems doing the quiet work underneath so people can stay at the center.
Cloud infrastructure for low-latency workloads, hosted in Europe.
On-device inference SDK for Apple Silicon, Android, and Windows.
Distributed version control focused on deterministic builds and content-addressed storage.
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