[printscreen]

That's a cool idea. Something that was suggested to me with Flowful was to use some sort of body triggers, perhaps from facial recgonition through your device's camera, to determine when the user was becoming less focused. The music could then adapt to help them get back on track.

So many cool possibilities.

[juris]

XD yes! I want to jack my earbuds into the stock market: time and sales frequency denoting tempo and trade volume denoting dynamics; with a real time candle analyzer modulating between keys. Each company would be a different song!

[2Gkashmiri]

When I was younger, I was into autohotkey. My PC would go off because of a powercut and the ups failed in 4-8 minutes while beeping. Found "tonedet" or something that listens to a specific tone and does something via ahk which in my case was proper shutdown. That was a success.

Then I thought of a project that would give me status via soundbeep,500,400.

I never got around to doing that but it wouldn't have been half bad.

Three small beeps in a succession, repeat, internet is down or some combination of deep or low beeps to say something else.

[fredley]

I remember the first time I assembled a PC (nineties), listening to motherboard beeps and comparing against the (printed) manual to work out what was wrong.

https://www.pcmag.com/encyclopedia/term/beep-codes

[ctxc]

AHK brings back old memories. Used to play around a lot with AHK, an app called "WhenThen" and Windows XP skins among others.