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Core job: monitor a Mac or Windows DAW master bus live on iPhone/iPad over local Wi-Fi.
Workflow: load Audio Unit or VST3 → scan QR code → press play.
Current macOS version: 2.1.1, published August 5, 2026.
iOS status:Available free on the App Store.
Supported hosts: Logic Pro and GarageBand via Audio Unit on macOS, plus compatible 64-bit macOS and Windows VST3 DAWs including Ableton Live, Cubase, Studio One, FL Studio, and REAPER.
New in 2.1.1: universal Audio Unit for Logic Pro and GarageBand.
Also included: one-click mono output for the DAW output and phone stream.
Creators: Philipp Bednorz (Phil the Beat) and David “Daju” Bonk.
Short description
BONKO Streamer sends a Mac or Windows DAW's master bus live to iPhone over local Wi-Fi. Load the free Audio Unit or VST3, scan its QR code, and hear the mix on the phone speaker people actually use.
Full description
BONKO Streamer removes the export-and-transfer loop from one of music production's most common reality checks. Producers load the free Audio Unit or VST3 plugin on a master bus, scan the displayed QR code with the BONKO iPhone app, and monitor the live session over local Wi-Fi. Version 2.1.1 adds Logic Pro and GarageBand support while retaining the one-click mono check for both DAW output and phone stream. Normal playback stays inside the user's local network.
The story
Built around the check producers already do.
Producers repeatedly bounce a mix, move it to a phone, listen, return to the session, revise, and repeat. BONKO turns that ritual into a live monitoring route without pretending the iPhone is a studio reference system. The phone is the point: it reveals how the balance translates to everyday playback.
BONKO Streamer is created by music producer and software maker Philipp Bednorz (Phil the Beat) with David “Daju” Bonk.
Next asset drop: final app/plugin screenshots, transparent device mockups, demo video, founder image, and B-roll are intentionally deferred to the promo-production phase.
