Now welcoming our first cohort

A new way to
perform together.

Capture a musical idea. Build on it with others. Share the performance—and see where it goes.

Works on desktop and mobile · Chrome recommended

The Jamlet stage view: five musicians’ Jamlets and an open slot to add your own

Why Jamlet?

Music-making got complicated. We brought it back to performing.

Somewhere along the way, making music became synonymous with waveforms, endless editing, and complicated software.

Jamlet brings us back to the simplest act of making music: performing.

Music isn’t just something we hear.

It’s something we participate in.

Perform.
Watch.
Respond.
Repeat.

How it works

Start with one idea. Let it become more.

Every performance you record becomes a Jamlet—a musical and visual contribution to the Jam.

01

Capture the spark

A beat. A bass line. A melody. A lyric. Open your camera and play.

02

Build on it

One person starts. Another adds. Someone else surprises everyone. Each performance moves the Jam forward.

03

Share the invitation

Send the Jam to a friend—or your future self. An idea shared takes on a life of its own.

One Jamlet at a time. Each Jam holds up to six Jamlets - six performers, six parts by one performer, or anything in between.

A Jam with four Jamlets: a pianist, a violinist, a vocalist and an upright bass player performing together

Stay where inspiration lives.

The camera has become the primary way we capture ourselves, our friends, and our communities.

Yet when we make music, we’re still asked to leave that world behind—to open complicated software and think in tracks and waveforms.

Jamlet keeps it simple. Open your camera. Perform.

No tracks to arrange.
No waveforms to manage.
Just play.

Help write
the first chapter.

You’re among the first people to experience—and help shape—Jamlet.

We’re sharing Jamlet before it’s finished because we want to build it with you.

A few quick notes

Use wired headphones

They help keep everything in sync and prevent playback from bleeding into your performance.

Use Chrome

For the best early-build experience, we recommend Google Chrome on desktop and mobile.

Expect evolution

Jamlet is an early build. Some features are still evolving, and your feedback will help us make them better.

Your part starts here

Where will you take the music?

Where will the music take you?

Quick Start Guide Let’s Jam

Quick Start Guide

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