About

Finished songs, not fragments.

MixGenie exists because most "AI music" tools stop halfway. They give you a 30-second loop, or a beat with no vocals, or vocals without a real arrangement. Our whole product is built around the finished thing: a full song with lyrics, vocals, structure, cover art, and a share-ready video — from one prompt.

Who's behind it

MixGenie is built by Verna Labs, an independent product studio. We also build:

• PromptLab — the prompt registry and multi-provider LLM router that powers every AI call in our products.
• PicTools — AI photo editing at pictools.ai.
• GhostNews — a multi-agent editorial CMS behind hydrogenfuelnews.com and others.
• Ledger — a modern accounting app for small European businesses.
• Dice la canción — a Spanish-language lyric explorer at dicelacancion.com, MixGenie's sister site.

The shared platform behind all of them is what lets MixGenie be free-to-try without cutting corners on infrastructure. Real accounts, real billing, real reliability — from day one.

What we're building toward

MixGenie today generates full songs from prompts, reference audio, or images, and packages them into karaoke videos ready for the platforms your audience actually watches on. That's the base. What's next:

• Longer-form and multi-section arrangements (concept-EP mode).
• Voice-of-the-user vocals (opt-in only; the ethics need to be right first).
• Deeper editing — regenerate individual sections without touching the rest.
• Public sharing — a way to publish your MixGenie songs to a browsable feed if you want to.

None of these are dated promises — but they're the direction. If you want to shape them, get in touch.

What we won't do

Some things stay off the roadmap on principle:

• Voice cloning of real people without their opt-in. Full stop.
• Fake social proof — you won't find invented testimonials, invented user counts, or logos of platforms we don't have real integrations with anywhere on this site.
• Training on your songs. Your prompts, references, and outputs stay yours. See /privacy.