An offline programming tool that mimics the physical layout of various Avolites consoles for practice and pre-programming.

The suite requires Windows 10 or higher. There is no native macOS support, which can be a hurdle for lighting designers who prefer Apple hardware. Hardware Locked:

The software allows for AI integration and video control via the Synergy feature. This connects your lighting console to your media server, allowing you to drag and drop video content onto your lighting fixtures as if they were screen pixels. Hardware Requirements and Connectivity

Crucially, the software allows you to build shows, patch fixtures, create cues, and program complex timecode sequences entirely offline. However, to output DMX to real lights, you need a proprietary Avolites hardware key (Titan Dongle) or a TitanNet node. Without the dongle, the software runs in "Demo Mode" (outputting only to the internal visualizer or blinking every few minutes).