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UNTRUE — An interactive chord explorer inspired by Burial's album Untrue (2007).
Using Mobbin, I studied how music apps handle chord exploration and sound interaction. Two apps shaped the direction:
• Demo — for its intuitive chord selection and circular UI patterns
• Endel — for its dark, spatial, monochrome aesthetic
I combined Demo's interaction model with Endel's visual language, themed around the harmonic palette of Burial's Untrue — every chord from every track on the album, playable in your browser.
What you can do:
• Explore chords across 9 album tracks
• Tap to hear each chord with different synth presets
• Build and play your own chord progressions
Process: Mobbin research → Figma → Claude Code → test → back to Figma → rebuild. Each iteration brought it closer to a dark, tactile instrument.
Built with React + Tone.js + Tailwind CSS. Deployed on Vercel.
🔗 Try it: https://untrue.vercel.app/
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