Live audio software
Soundboards and playback that behave during the event, not just in the demo.
About
A small studio with a quiet mission
We build software that gives live venues a voice — tools for the people who run the sound, made for the reality of a match day.
Mission
Give every venue a voice it can trust
Aether Labs exists to make live sport sound the way it feels — loud, clear, and alive. We do that by building audio software that behaves like a professional tool: dependable, fast to learn, and honest about what it can do.
What we build
A family of audio tools, one platform
Our work started in floorball arenas in Stockholm, where the person running the sound is often a volunteer with a laptop and a deadline. The tools we build for them — ArenaVox, AetherAI, and AetherTongue — sit on a shared platform, AetherSphere, so they work together instead of fighting each other.
We are deliberately narrow. Live audio software is hard, and doing it well for venues is more than enough for a small studio.
Focus areas
Where we spend our attention
AI commentary
Text generation tuned for the pace and honesty that live sport demands.
Speech and voices
Text-to-speech that is natural enough to read a lineup without a grimace.
Venue operations
Licenses, uploads, and playlists handled from one place instead of five.
The studio
Small by design
Aether Labs is a small studio based in Stockholm. Being small means we can keep the bar high, talk to every customer ourselves, and only ship what we would use in a real hall ourselves.
Aether Labs is a hobby project run by a small Stockholm studio. Team details are kept private for now.
How we work
Principles we do not bend
Real venues first
We build with operators, not around them. If a tool fails on match day, it has failed for real.
Honest claims
We do not publish metrics we cannot prove or outcomes we did not produce. If we do not know, we say so.
Small by design
A short product line, a close team, and no features we do not understand end to end.
The studio door is open
If you run a venue — or build for one — we would like to hear from you.