local · private · yours
DeMartinville

A real creative studio. On your machine. Free.

Not long ago, none of this existed. We blinked — and AI was in everything. Your feed, at your gas pump, in your studio. And everywhere you turn it's the same line: AI is coming for your job.

So the world ran to the cheap version — type a prompt, generate a song, done. No sweat. No heart. No you.

That's not what this is. DeMartinville is for the ones who still give a damn — the real artist, the real engineer, the real producer who lives in the work. And here's the flip: instead of some company mining your craft to train their AI, you train one on yourself — private, on your own machine, where nothing ever leaves.

It doesn't replace you. It trains off of you.
Now you've got a new tool in your arsenal.

It's not finished. We're building it in the open, with the people who'll actually use it. If that's you — you're early, and you're exactly who it's for.

🍎 On a Mac? Read this first →
EARLY · BUILT IN THE OPEN · FOR THE ONES WHO GIVE A DAMN

📱 On your phone? You've got the full rundown right here. The studio itself — recording, mixing, video — runs on a computer; open it there for the real thing.

● live in the appwhat's actually inside

Not a pitch. A whole creative studio you can open right now.

These are real screenshots of the real app. Download it, and this is what you've got the second you're in:

DeMartin Audio Labs
DeMartin Audio Labs — record, edit, mix, master. A real engine, not a toy.
LePrince Visual Labs
LePrince Visual Labs — cut video like a pro: keyframes, effects, masks.
Build a working app
Build a working app — describe it, watch it build itself, live.
DeMartinville home
One private hub — every room, all free to start.

🎚 DeMartin Audio Labs

A real DAW: multitrack record, comp your takes, edit, automate, and mix through real DSP — then bounce to WAV or MP3. Hum a part and it plays back as a real instrument, snapped to your session's tempo. The Vocal Doctor listens to a vocal and builds the whole chain; an auto-mix assistant makes real, bounded moves and tells you why. Host your own VST3/AU/Waves plugins too.

🎬 LePrince Visual Labs

Cut video on a real timeline — trim, keyframe, mask, title, and 120+ working effects — then render out to MP4, GPU-accelerated when you've got the card.

📋 The Treatment

Plan a music video or short with your agent: drop the song and she hears it, lock your cast & locations once so faces and places stay identical across every shot, then have her write the full treatment — and generate every still and video from it. Bring your own agent in to run it their way.

>_ Code

Build or change the app itself by talking — drop into Code with an agent, on any model you've keyed up, and it writes real files. It'll even write a custom plugin straight into the Audio Lab.

📡 The Stream

Your own Spotify + YouTube: publish music to Notifi and video to Cratel in one click from any room. Drop your own Cash App, PayPal, or Ko-fi and fans support you directly — 0% middleman, the money never touches us.

All of it free and local by default — and if your machine's light, plug in your own cloud key instead (Groq's free; one OpenRouter key opens Claude, GPT, Grok, and Gemini). Either way, your work never leaves your computer.

● live in the appthe part nobody else has

It's not just tools. It's agents that run the tools.

Every room comes with AI you can talk to. But the move that makes this different: build your own agent, then drag it into a room where it works with its hands. Drop it on a vocal in the Audio Lab and it parents to the stem, hears what's actually there, and makes the moves — brighter, less harsh, fix it — every change measured and shown back to you, so it can't lie about what it did.

Build a whole crew

Make as many agents as you want — a mix engineer, an editor, a writer — each trained on a different craft, each one yours, deployed across the rooms.

Free brain, or your own

Runs on a free local model with no key at all — or plug in your own key. On Claude, a real God-Mode reasoning dial unlocks.

Deep research, swarmed

Ask something hard and it splits the question, fans it across your models, reads the live web itself, and hands back one answer with the sources cited.

All contained, all private

Build, train, and deploy agents inside one environment that lives on your machine. Your packs, your work, your keys — local by default, nothing phoned home.

Straight up: real knob-turning lives in the Audio Lab today; the other rooms chat, plan, and generate. An agent with hands in every room is the road we're driving — in the open.
○ the roadwhere this is going

Everything above this line is real today. Everything below it is the plan.

Most sites would dress the next part up like it already exists. We'd rather draw the line in the sand where everyone can see it: above it, a working studio you can download right now. Below it, what we're building next — out loud, in public, with the people who show up early. Read it knowing exactly which side you're on.

○ the roadthe idea

What if your skill could clock in without you?

You've spent years getting your sound right — the moves you make without thinking, the taste people come to you for. But there's only one of you, and you already turn down more work than you take. So here's the play: you don't sit down and "train an AI." You just open DeMartinville and work — and because the app owns the tools, it learns your actual moves. Not notes about what you'd do. Every chain, every "nah, pull that back 2 dB," every cut you make on instinct. That's the difference between a personality that sounds like you and an agent that works like you.

As it learns, a readiness bar fills — from "rough sketch of me" to "yeah, that's how I'd have done it." It does not go on the board until it's good, and nothing ships under your name without your sign-off.

Your agent · readiness0%
↑ make a move — watch it learn you
01 · Work like normal
02 · It learns your real moves
03 · Hit 100% → on the board, you're hireable

And the engine under this isn't imaginary — the app already makes real moves today. The Vocal Doctor listens to a vocal and builds the chain — EQ, de-ess, compression; the mix assistant analyzes a session and makes bounded moves it explains. What's on this side of the line is the training loop and the board: your taste in the driver's seat, for hire.

○ the roadwhat it looks like

Now picture it with your name on it

One day your agent goes on the board. Someone in another city — who could never afford a day with you — drags it into their session. It pulls up a chain the way you would, in your style. Their record comes out sounding like it passed through your hands, because in a way it did. And when they want the real thing? One button books you, live — screen-shared into the actual session.

You didn't add an hour to your week, but your taste works in a thousand sessions at once — and the ones who want the human find the human.

Works for any craft — producer, videographer, editor, colorist, lighting pro, topline writer. Craft + audience = an agent.
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Free & local — LIVE TODAY
The base app, free on your own machine. Built-in AI, your own private agent to build and use. The floor everybody stands on.
2
The everyday agent
Solid, affordable, always-on — for work that just needs to get done.
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Your premium creator agent THIS IS YOU
Works in your style, trained on your real moves. Pay-per-use — you'd keep 100% of it, every time, in sessions you'll never even see.
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The capstone — live with the human
A real session with the real you, screen-shared in. The highest fee, because it's the realest thing there is.
Live human session
trains your AI
AI funnels people back to the human
The robot sells the master; the master makes the robot smarter. You get paid to improve your own product.
○ the roadyour stuff stays yours

Everything you make here is yours. Full stop.

Let's kill the red flag before it starts: every song, every recording, every session you make in DeMartinville is 100% yours — it lives on your machine, and we don't own a single note of it. That part isn't the plan; that's how the app works today. When the board exists, what you'd sell is access to your agent. Not your catalog. Never your catalog.

Your secret sauce — protected

Someone who pays gets a result in your style — never the raw craft underneath. They can't crack it open, copy your sound, or walk off with it. You rent out the magic; nobody gets the recipe.

Your name + your agent

Update it, pause it, pull it down, or leave and take it with you. No lock-in. Nothing goes out under your name until you say it's good — the readiness bar is a real gate, not a rubber stamp.

The money

Pay-per-use, and you keep 100% of it — we don't take a cut of your work, and your buyers never get a monthly meter. That's the commitment we're building against, in writing, now.

The honest question — "who's buying?"

No fake user counter here. The free studio is the funnel: people show up for a studio that does real work, and they're already in the building when agents become the thing worth paying for. Early creators get the front row while the room fills.

no smoke

This is early. We're building it in the open. We're not hiding that.

Everything above the line is live and working on your machine the day you download it. Everything below it is the road — and we told you which was which on purpose, because the people we want aren't looking for a finished, locked-down platform. Those get built by committee, for the masses, and they never have soul.

We want the builders. The ones who get hyped about getting in before it's obvious, who want a say in how their craft gets represented for the next ten years. If you need it perfect before you'll touch it, no hard feelings — come back when it's everywhere. But if reading this made something light up, if you're already thinking "yo, we gotta get in on this" — that's the feeling. That's exactly who this is for.

Real right now: free · a full studio — music, video, images, apps · build & train your own agents, local and private · your work stays on your machine.  Still the road: the board, the marketplace, getting paid for your agent. No fake names. No vaporware dressed up as shipped.

The chair's open. Get in before it's obvious.

🍎 On a Mac? Read this first — one-minute setup

Real talk: DeMartinville is free — which means we don't pay Apple's $99-a-year "developer" fee just so their computers will trust our app. Everybody's got their hand out; we're not paying it, because we're not charging you a dime. The trade-off: the first time, you flip one switch yourself. One line, one time, and you're done forever. Slow and simple, here's exactly how:

Step 1 — Download it.

⬇  Download for Mac

Step 2 — Unzip & move it. Double-click the downloaded file, then drag DeMartinville into your Applications folder.

Step 3 — Open Terminal. Press ⌘ Space, type Terminal, hit Enter. (It's a little black window — relax, you only paste one line into it.)

Step 4 — Paste this exact line and press Enter:

xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/DeMartinville.app

Nothing dramatic happens — no message means it worked. That line just tells your Mac "I trust this app," which is the exact thing Apple was blocking.

Step 5 — Double-click DeMartinville in your Applications folder. It opens. That's it — you never touch Terminal again.

Why not just "Open Anyway"? On the newest macOS (Sequoia), Apple broke that button for free apps — it does nothing now. The line above is the one thing that actually works, so don't waste time in Settings. And straight up: DeMartinville is Windows-first right now — the Mac side runs, it's just earlier. On Windows there's none of this; it just opens.