Web tool · Audio

LauDioYour audio, with fewer steps.

A small web studio to convert, listen to and download audio as MP3, M4A or WAV.

My role: Product design and development
Context: Public demonstration

LauDio studio with media import, audio settings and an empty conversion queue — Public LauDio studio, captured in October 2026, with no private media or history.

The starting point

LauDio grew from a simple client need: download authorised media, choose audio formats and keep control of the processing queue and downloads. I turned it into a public studio on my domain, from adding media to listening and exporting.

What I took responsibility for

I built a studio with file import, a processing queue, audio settings, an integrated player and ZIP export. Real media processing uses FFmpeg behind an API with abuse protection.

The decisions that matter

Keep the journey simple
Add media, choose a format, convert, listen and download. Errors are understandable and failed processing can be retried.
A small tool, properly delivered
A public studio without an account, with abuse verification, quotas and server-side processing limits.

What the project demonstrates

A simple, accessible tool for listening to and downloading files in the right format, from the first import to the final export.

Under the hood

To be precise

Conversions are limited to media the user has the right to process. Video availability depends on source platforms; personal file import remains independent.

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