The Story
One developer, one stubborn idea.
Omna is a small device that turns an addressable LED strip into a lighting fixture with a mind of its own. It renders the light itself: procedural patterns, motion and evolution, sensor reactivity, and multi-protocol DMX, live, on the device. A static install or a wall of pixels becomes something a lighting desk can drive directly.
Omna treats light like an instrument. It speaks plain DMX, so the desk you already trust stays in control. The goal is light with a human touch. Reactive when you want it, restrained when you don't: lighting that transforms a room without overstimulating it.
I'm Willem Brosz, a software developer who's spent years behind decks and lighting rigs, DJing and producing lights for friends and at local festivals.
I built Omna because nothing else did the one thing I needed: a hardware-only, reconfigurable translation layer between plain DMX and addressable LEDs. No server, no laptop — just light.
It's one person's work, still being refined.