Download Beltr
Try it on 5 of your own songs, with no card. Vocal separation runs on your machine, so nothing leaves your computer, and it’s $19.99 once when you decide to keep it.
Choose your version
Installers are 700 MB to 1 GB, depending on platform: the whole AI engine ships inside, so your music never has to leave your machine.
- Mac
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For Apple Silicon Macs (M1 and newer) on macOS 12 or later. Intel Macs are not supported. Signed and notarized by Apple.
Prefer the terminal? Install with Homebrew, and Beltr keeps itself up to date:
brew trust --tap casavargas/tap && brew tap CasaVargas/tap && brew install --cask beltr - Windows
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For Windows 10 and 11. The Microsoft Store build installs without a SmartScreen prompt; the installer is the same app.
- Linux
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The AppImage runs on most distros; the
.debinstalls through your package manager on Debian and Ubuntu. - Home server
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A Docker image for Unraid, NAS boxes and any Docker host, on Intel/AMD and arm64.
What to expect the first time you open it
Some platforms ask once before opening an app that is new to them. Each prompt is harmless and takes one click.
- Mac
- Beltr is signed and notarized by Apple, so it opens normally the first time, with no Gatekeeper prompt and no right-click workaround. Drag it to Applications and launch it.
- Windows
- SmartScreen may appear because Beltr is still building reputation as a new indie app. Click More info, then Run anyway. The Microsoft Store build skips this entirely.
- Linux
- On most distros, mark the AppImage as executable (
chmod +x) before running it. The.debinstalls through your package manager. - Self-hosted
- There’s no installer and nothing to sign: the image comes from GitHub’s registry under the CasaVargas organization. It runs unprivileged as the user and group you give it, and needs no account. The 5-song trial and the one-time license work the same way.
After that: add a song you own, let Beltr prepare it, and sing. The first 5 songs are free with no time limit. If Beltr works for you, buy it once for $19.99 and paste the license key from your email into the app.
On your phone right now?
Beltr runs on a Mac, a Windows PC or a Linux machine, usually the one connected to your TV. Open beltr.app/download on that computer to install it. Your phone joins later, by scanning the code Beltr puts on the TV, with nothing to install.
Free companion apps
The desktop app is the only purchase. Phones can join from the browser with a QR scan and no install at all, and if you want more, these are free. Both need the Beltr desktop app.
Buy once, when you’re ready
Checkout is through Lemon Squeezy, and your license key arrives by email within minutes. It works on 2 devices, updates are included, and there’s no account and no subscription. Change your mind within 14 days and email support@beltr.app for a full refund, no forms.
Every release is also on GitHub, with notes in the changelog.
Download questions
Is the trial free?
Yes. Try Beltr on 5 of your own songs with no card and no time limit.
Is Beltr a subscription?
No. Beltr is a one-time purchase of $19.99, with updates included for the life of your license.
Why does Windows show SmartScreen?
Windows can show SmartScreen for new indie apps until they build reputation with Microsoft. Click More info, then Run anyway. The Microsoft Store build skips SmartScreen entirely.
Is the Mac app notarized by Apple?
Yes. The macOS build is signed and notarized by Apple, so it opens normally the first time. Drag it to Applications and launch it. It needs an Apple Silicon Mac (M1 or newer); Intel Macs are not supported.
Which Linux version should I download?
The AppImage runs on most distros without installing. The .deb is for Debian, Ubuntu and their derivatives, if you’d rather use your package manager.
Does Beltr work offline?
Yes. Once Beltr is installed and set up, it separates and plays songs on your computer with no internet connection. Looking up lyrics online and downloading music-video backgrounds are the parts that use the internet.
What are the system requirements?
macOS 12 or later on Apple Silicon, Windows 10 or 11, or Linux. 8 GB of RAM at minimum (16 GB recommended), a modern multi-core CPU and about 2 GB of free disk space.
Does it run on a Raspberry Pi or a Mac mini server?
Yes, as a container. The self-hosted image ships for Intel/AMD and for arm64, so it runs on a Raspberry Pi 5, an arm64 cloud server or an Apple Silicon Mac under Docker Desktop or OrbStack. On a Mac the container can’t use the GPU, so separation is slower than in the native Mac app. Details are on the self-hosting page.
How many devices can I use?
Each license key works on 2 devices, for example your laptop and the computer by the TV.