Local by design
Connect and control over your local network. Solo keeps the app, projects, fixture profiles, and show assets available at the rig without depending on the cloud.
One full DMX universe in one small box.
Unilighter Solo connects the console in your browser directly to the rig. It serves the app over your local network, keeps projects and fixture data close at hand, and outputs a full DMX universe.
DESIGN CONCEPT
Early design concept. Final physical device specifications, form factor, and appearance may differ significantly.
Plug and play
Power. Connect. Run the show.
No drivers to install and no separate console app to maintain. Solo brings Unilighter, your show data, and a physical DMX output together on the local network.
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Connect the rig
Plug in USB-C power and connect the physical DMX output straight into your fixture chain (full 512 channels).
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Open Unilighter
Connect over Wi-Fi and open Unilighter in a modern browser. The browser runs the console while Solo handles local assets, storage, and DMX output.
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Your show stays close
Projects and fixture profiles are stored on Solo, ready for the next session from your chosen phone, tablet, or laptop.
More than a USB adapter
The shortest path from your browser to the rig
Solo keeps everything the rig needs close at hand: the app and show files are available on the local network, while a full DMX universe reaches your fixtures over XLR. You stay in control from the familiar Unilighter interface in your browser.
Use the screen you already own
Focus fixtures from your phone on stage, trigger scenes from a tablet in the booth, or build cues on a laptop. One active browser controls the rig at a time.
Fixture-aware control
Control fixtures by color, position, and beam instead of raw channel numbers. Use live dashboards, keyframe timelines, and node graphs for full creative control.
Built for working rigs
One full 512-channel universe handles dozens of moving heads, pars, and pixel fixtures. Compact, durable, and built for fast gig setups.
Who it's for
Lighting control for performers and venues, not IT technicians
DJs and mobile performers
Keep the controller in your rack. Trigger beat-synced scenes from your phone, connect a MIDI controller, and run lights alongside your set.
Bars and venues
Mount Solo permanently with the rig. Give bartenders and managers a clean touchscreen dashboard—no PC to freeze, crash, or clutter the counter.
Bands and live performers
Recall song looks with MIDI footswitches and automate dynamic light shows without buying or learning an expensive touring console.
CONCEPT IN DEVELOPMENT
Designed to stay with your rig
Unilighter Solo puts local app access, show storage, and a full DMX output into a rugged, pocket-sized enclosure. Plug in power, connect DMX, and open your show from a browser on the same network.
Your controlling browser remains the live console. Solo keeps the rig-side setup tidy and your show data ready wherever you install it.
FAQ
Common questions
Is Unilighter Solo available to buy?
Not yet. Solo is currently in active development. Express your interest below to help us gauge demand and prioritize hardware specs.
What runs on Solo, and what runs in the browser?
Solo serves the Unilighter app and assets, stores projects and fixture profiles, and outputs DMX. The active browser runs the lighting engine and controls the show.
What happens if the browser disconnects?
The fixtures hold their last look instead of abruptly going dark. Active animations stop until the controlling browser reconnects.
Will it need internet?
No. Solo and the controlling browser communicate over the local network. The app, show files, and fixture profiles remain available at the rig without an internet connection.
How much DMX can one Solo output?
Each Solo is planned to output one full 512-channel DMX universe via physical XLR. For larger multi-universe shows, use Unilighter Desktop with Art-Net or sACN.