TuneSlap

What TuneSlap is

TuneSlap is a free soundboard app for creators, available in a browser or self-hosted on a user's infrastructure with Docker. It supports hotkey triggering and multiple boards, where users can arrange buttons, assign images, and set colors. The maker describes sound playback as real-time and zero-lag. Uploaded audio is normalized and converted, while images are compressed and resized. Audio controls include trimming, fade-in and fade-out, playback-speed adjustment, and looping. Users can share boards with teammates and grant view or edit permissions. The maker says users own their uploaded content and can export sounds at any time. TuneSlap is open source under the MIT License, and its maker says it will remain open source and self-hostable. The project also links to an OpenAPI explorer for browsing endpoints and trying API calls. Its listed platforms include API, self-hosted, and web access; there is no desktop app.

Who it suits

TuneSlap suits streamers, podcasters, and live content creators who want a browser-based or self-hosted soundboard. It may also suit teams that need shared boards with view or edit permissions.

Getting started

1. Open the TuneSlap website in a browser.
2. Choose the Free plan at no cost.
3. Use the browser app, or run TuneSlap on your own infrastructure with Docker.
4. Arrange soundboard buttons, assign images, and set colors.
5. Add audio and use the available clip tools; share boards with teammates as needed.

Verdict

TuneSlap offers browser access and self-hosting, with soundboard editing, audio controls, and team permissions. It has no desktop app, so its listed routes are browser, API, or self-hosted use.