Music streaming app development, real-time collaboration and studio-grade audio — shipped for major labels and pro musicians since 2005.
Every capability on the page today stays — reorganized so the signature work leads and nothing technical is lost.
Standard calls can't do real-time music: audio isn't tight enough. We use a cascading “snowball” sync engine and tune the pipeline per session.


By default WebRTC applies AGC, noise suppression and echo cancellation that wreck music. We turn them off and reconfigure the codec:
Interactive live streaming with synchronized metadata, chat and real-time reactions, plus automated transcoding and recording.




The DJ-grade controls musicians expect — built into the live session.




The conductor or group coordinator gives real-time audio feedback to individual musicians during live performances without disrupting others — push-to-talk with per-musician targeting. We implemented similar directed communication for TYXIT.
Live audience chat with text messages, emojis, images and file sharing. Participants can view the member list, send private messages, and react to performances in real time. We built in-stream chat for TradeCaster, Ariuum, and dozens of other real-time platforms.

React & Angular web, Swift iOS, Kotlin Android, Electron & Qt desktop, Samsung/LG/Android TV, and Unity/Unreal VR — one synced experience everywhere.
Browse the tiers — final price depends on features and platforms; you get a fixed estimate within 48 hours of a scoping call.
Three ways to get real value before you commit a budget.

A streaming MVP — catalog, playback, accounts, payments — typically starts around the figures in our pricing tiers and takes about two to three months. Final cost depends on licensing, real-time features and platforms. Fora Soft gives a fixed estimate within 48 hours of a scoping call.
A focused MVP usually takes 2 to 3 months; a full multi-platform product with live collaboration takes longer. Fora Soft ships working builds every sprint, so you see and test real audio early instead of waiting for one big release.
You combine a licensed catalog, adaptive streaming, search and AI recommendations, offline playback, and subscriptions. Fora Soft improved Sonar, which unifies 100M+ songs across Apple Music and Spotify with bi-directional playlist sync, and built FRP.live, a 720K-track licensed platform.
Yes. We build catalog ingestion, rights and metadata management, royalty and play-count reporting, and integrate with rights holders and distributors. FRP.live runs 720K+ licensed tracks under agreements with Sony Music, Universal and Virgin Records.
Yes — this is a specialty. Using WebRTC and our snowball-sync method, Fora Soft built TYXIT, which hit under 30ms studio-quality latency and was played live at the Montreux Jazz Festival 2022 between Switzerland and France. WorldCastLive runs sub-1-second.
For studio collaboration we have reached under 30ms with a custom codec (TYXIT); for live broadcast-style sync, sub-1-second (WorldCastLive). The right target depends on distance and devices — we set it during architecture so musicians stay in time.
Streaming on HLS and DASH with the Opus and AAC codecs, real-time on WebRTC, mediasoup and LiveKit, mobile on Swift with MusicKit and the Spotify SDK, desktop on Electron, backend on Node.js and AWS. Fora Soft picks the stack per project, not a fixed template.
Yes — you own all of it: source code, designs, and accounts. Fora Soft works full-cycle and in-house, and has finished every project since 2005, so there is no lock-in and nothing held back.
Yes. Start with a free code audit: Fora Soft reviews your codebase, flags risks, and proposes a plan. We have relaunched live products before, including FRP.live, which we rebuilt and relaunched in 2024.
Yes. We build offline downloads and background play, DRM (Widevine, FairPlay, PlayReady), and royalty and play-count reporting for rights holders. These are standard parts of the streaming and licensing platforms Fora Soft has shipped since 2005.