Sound tokens. Haptic tokens.
One handoff. No spec docs.
Open Vibra and you're looking at the whole library at once. Every sound, every haptic, every behavior set, every platform variant — sortable, filterable, editable inline. Click into any token to see the full handoff context: trigger, behavior rules, platform parameters, accessibility metadata, and conditional logic.
Your entire sound and haptic library in one scrollable table. Filter by modality, sort by behavior set, search by name. Every token carries the behavior that governs it — so your team always knows what it does and when.
Every asset, every metadata field, every platform parameter — visible at once. No more switching between spec docs, file folders, and Slack threads to see what a sound is supposed to do.
Build behavior sets — reusable bundles of metadata — and pull them into any new sound, product, or client library. Stop redoing the same work for the fifth time.
Export as JSON, call through the SDK, or expose to AI tools through MCP. The handoff is the file — no spec doc, no follow-up email, no "wait, which behavior?"
If you've used Figma styles, you already understand the model. The asset and the rules that govern it are different things. In Vibra, you save behavior — volume curves, ducking logic, haptic intensity, accessibility fallbacks, conditional rules, platform parameters — as a reusable behavior set.
Apply it to any sound. Bring it into any project. Reuse it across clients and product lines. The asset changes; the system travels.
Every token in Vibra carries the trigger that fires it, the conditions it plays under, the parameters that shape it, and the accessibility rules around it. One file open. Every decision documented.
No more spec docs. No more "wait, which volume?" Slack threads. Sound designers configure behavior in Vibra; developers receive tokens that already carry every parameter, every platform variant, every fallback. Pick the integration that fits your stack.
Every token Vibra exports is a complete object — asset path, volume, trigger, platform variants, accessibility fallbacks, and conditional rules. Drop the file into any build pipeline and the handoff is done.
webpack · vite · esbuild · any stack
Call sonic.play("notification.gentle") and the SDK resolves the right asset, volume, and platform variant automatically. Swap the entire library without touching a single call site.
react · ios · android · web
Vibra exposes your token library through Model Context Protocol. When a developer asks Claude or Cursor to add the right sound to a flow, it reads your live library and picks the correct token — parameters, platform variants, and fallbacks included.
claude · cursor · copilot
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Last updated: May 2026
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