Kanora
Kanora
I · Features

Studio-grade tools for people who keep real libraries.

Every feature is built around one premise: you already own this music. Kanora captures it cleanly, catalogues it honestly, and plays it back without compromise.

II · Feature Notes

What Kanora does — and where it's still being built.

The status of each feature is shown honestly — what works today, what's experimental, and what's still in progress.

App OverviewFocusee · ~2 min

Recording brief

A tour of the app at its own pace: browsing the library, filtering by format, beginning a rip, making a metadata edit, and routing playback to AirPlay. No guided narration — just the app doing its job. The goal is for someone to come away with a clear sense of what it feels like to use Kanora day to day, before they dive into individual features.

ExperimentalIn Development
III · Workflow

From disc to device in three steps.

01

Capture

Rip a disc, bring in an existing folder, or capture a live source — without touching your folder structure.

02

Organise

Work through your library with the editors and filters at whatever pace suits you, with clear indicators for what's on device, in iCloud, or on an external drive.

03

Sync & Play

Your metadata flows through your personal iCloud, while upload/download/remove actions move files between SSD, USB, and the cloud on your terms.

IV · Technical

Built properly from the start, with room to grow.

Read the build log →

Format Fidelity

Lossless playback with headroom for quiet masters and bold remasters alike.

Recording

Vinyl and cassette capture (in development) that shelves every take beside your CDs.

File Presence

Honest indicators that show exactly where each track lives — on device, in iCloud, on an external drive, or not yet downloaded.

Ownership

Files live where you place them. Kanora never rearranges your shelves or locks you in.

V · Early Access

In active development. Early access coming soon.

When it launches, it'll be a one-time license — no subscriptions, ever. Follow progress in the dispatches.