Space: play/pause · D: debug HUD · draw while paused to compose at the playhead · drag the waveform to scrub · wheel over timeline: zoom
Kandinsky
· Experimental prototype for user testing
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Kandinsky
Kandinsky
Kandinsky is a creative tool for choreographers, dancers and movement makers.
Instead of describing movement with words, Kandinsky lets you sketch movement through lines, shapes, rhythm and timing.
A drawing is not a choreography in itself. It becomes a source for movement.
The same drawing can inspire different dancers in different ways, making Kandinsky useful both as a choreographic notation tool and as an instrument for exploration and discovery.
Create movement, organize ideas, experiment with musical timing and develop choreography in an intuitive visual way.
Good to know
Avoid locking the iPad during a session. Pressing the power button can interrupt all sound. If that happens, fully close and reopen Kandinsky. Closing a Smart Cover is safe.
Keep your original music file. Kandinsky saves the drawing and track reference, but does not store the audio inside the project file. You will need the original audio file when reopening the project.
Your active session is saved automatically. Kandinsky saves your work regularly and can restore the latest autosaved version after an unexpected reload or closure.
Use Save for permanent checkpoints. Autosave protects the current session; Save creates a project file that you can keep, reopen or copy. Starting a New Project replaces the autosaved session, and undo history is not restored.
Nothing leaves your device. Kandinsky has no accounts and does not upload your drawings, music or project files.
Music must currently be imported as a file. Kandinsky cannot play directly from Spotify, Apple Music or YouTube. You can import an audio file or use a Click Track.
Feedback
Your feedback helps shape future versions of Kandinsky. Suggestions, creative experiences and unexpected ways of working are as valuable as bug reports — tell us what you made, what surprised you, and what got in the way.
Ideas, problems and questions all go to this one address. Tap it to open your mail app, or copy it. Kandinsky never sends anything on its own — you write the email yourself.
Reporting a problem? Include technical information
Technical information — this is the exact text that will be copied.
Start a new project?
You have unsaved changes. Discard them and start a new project?
Open project
There is already drawing in this project. Replace it, or merge the file's strokes into the current drawing (timing and appearance preserved)?
Edit label
Create Click Track
Rename layer
Rotate to landscape
Kandinsky is a landscape instrument — turn your phone sideways for the full canvas.