For mobile music producers, beatmakers, and sound designers who prioritize speed, portability, and intuitive tactile interfaces.
Empowering mobile musicians to capture and craft beats with intuitive, flow-state focused sampling tools. Making professional-grade music production accessible on the go.
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Koala Sampler • Beat Maker
v1.4157
3mo ago
Primary focus
Mobile music production and sampling tools
Scale
indie
Target audience
Mobile music producers, beatmakers, and sound designers who prioritize speed, portability, and intuitive tactile interfaces.
Origin
Founded by Marek Bereza, a musical instrument designer and software developer based in London.
Released 16 updates across the portfolio in the last 6 months, indicating a high-frequency development cycle for their core music production tools.
4 apps analysed
Intuitive 8-way X-Y pad for performance
Native Ableton Live Set export
Seamless Ableton Live ecosystem integration
Unique 'Stepped' mode for melodic granular work
Single-market publisher — every app ships only to United States.
Based on 1 of 4 apps with localized market data — more coverage rolling in as scans complete · last scanned .
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Samplr is the definitive multitouch granular sampler on iOS, sharing Sampletoy's core philosophy of tactile, gesture-based audio manipulation but with a more professional feature set.
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Strategic outlook coming soon.
What fed this analysis
A highly advanced live looper and sampler that has rapidly gained market share due to its extreme customizability and modern architecture.
Differentiators
The ubiquitous entry point for mobile production that shares a broad audience with Koala.
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The industry-standard audio file manager that users of Sampletoy rely on for importing and exporting their recordings.
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A collaboration with experimental artist Hainbach that brings a unique tape-looping approach to granular-style manipulation.
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