wusic

28 sites so far

Every site has a sound.

Wusic reads a website, its words, its story, its tone of voice, and writes the music it was hiding. Your browser plays it live, note by note.

github.com

Pull Request

Two copies drift apart, then merge

  • main
  • branch
  • feed
  • push
  • events
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28 sites, each with a piece of its own.

  1. github.comPull RequestTwo copies drift apart, then merge
  2. duolingo.comRepeat After MeA lesson for two voices
  3. apple.comContinuityOne tune that nobody drops
  4. netflix.comNext EpisodeA chord that never lets you stop
  5. wikipedia.orgMissing PiecesA tune with holes, and someone to fill them
  6. airbnb.comWhere, When, WhoThree notes ask where, when, who
  7. stripe.comFlowA current that never stops, and keeps growing
  8. google.comAskOne question, and the answer is already there
  9. spotify.comFirst PlaylistFour shelves, four songs, shuffled
  10. amazon.comDeliveredThree belts, one smile, one doorbell
  11. ikea.comHej HejOne tune, furnished room by room
  12. anthropic.comGround FirstThe melody steps only where there is ground
  13. nasa.govOutpostMission control at the speed of a heartbeat
  14. bbc.comHere Is the NewsOne level voice, whatever the news
  15. linkedin.comOpen to WorkFour friendly chords, one endless ladder
  16. facebook.comYou and Three OthersA round where every friend brings the tune
  17. craigslist.orgPlain TextA list read out, and read back
  18. twitch.tvLevel 5A stream from first viewer to goodbye
  19. microsoft.comOn Every DeskFour notes at every size
  20. tesla.comSupervisedA hand lets go, then takes the wheel back
  21. rockstargames.comPre-LoadA launch night, loading in neon
  22. ferrari.comRedlineOne cello, five gears, one red note
  23. vatican.vaOrganumOne voice, then the oldest harmony there is
  24. gility.itA Step ForwardEach return starts one note higher
  25. emovia.comOnly QuestionsA diary that answers only with questions
  26. sensonaturale.itLife Is GoodA tune that goes the way water goes
  27. marzapower.comCarta & ArcadeOne tune in two costumes: paper, then arcade
  28. power-puzzles.comOne SolutionFive clues, one line that fits

How a site becomes a piece.

  1. We read the site.

    Its words, its colours, what it puts first and what it leaves out. Only what is really on the page.

  2. We write its piece.

    One idea heard on the page, a title, and a small cast of voices named after what we found there.

  3. Your browser plays it.

    Nothing is recorded. Every note is made on your device, at the moment you hear it.

Start with github.com