Pocket-sized
An instrument shaped for moving between the desk, the garden, and wherever the next idea lands.
Leaf LEDsFlower controlsA pocket-sized plant synth that turns bioelectric pulses into music.
Join the Beca QueuePick it up. Touch a leaf. Hear what was already there.
An instrument shaped for moving between the desk, the garden, and wherever the next idea lands.
A flower of controls and a row of leaf lights offer an immediate invitation to touch, listen, and respond.
MIT-licensed firmware makes room for future patches, experiments, and new ways of making it your own.
From plant pulse to a room, a recording, or another instrument.
Read a plant’s bioelectric pulses.
Go to headphones, speakers, or a mixer.
Play with your DAW and hardware.
Pair with compatible devices, wire-free.
Connection / 01Clip in. Translate a plant’s bioelectric pulse into a new musical pattern.
Choose a connection.Avocado tree. Snake plant. Mango tree. Every plant has something to say.
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Beca is built with MIT-licensed firmware. Learn from it, mod it, or use it as the friendly beginning of a much stranger instrument.
Explore the codeBeca is still growing. Join the queue for first news, process notes, and the moment this little instrument is ready to travel.
Join the Beca QueueBeca is a new-age handheld music instrument and synthesizer built by Fatty Recording Co. for tactile sound exploration.
Beca connects through MIDI, Bluetooth MIDI, and direct AUX output, giving it a place in both a compact listening setup and a larger musical rig.
Yes. Attach Beca to a plant as part of the instrument’s plant-synth experience, then listen as the connection becomes part of your sound-making ritual.
Join the Beca queue to hear about early updates and launch news. We will keep the conversation growing there.
Yes. Beca runs on fully open, MIT-licensed firmware. The companion app is where instruments, sounds, and updates can meet.