AirTurn is a Boulder, Colorado-based company founded in 2008 by a group of self-described "techy-musicians" who set out to solve a simple problem: letting performers turn their own pages hands-free. Their first product, the AT-104, was a USB wireless device paired with a foot switch for scrolling sheet music on a computer. With the arrival of the iPad in 2010, AirTurn pivoted to Bluetooth and quickly became the go-to name in wireless page-turning pedals for musicians.

The company's product line centers on Bluetooth foot controllers like the DUO 500, PED500, PEDpro, and QUAD500, which allow musicians to turn digital sheet music pages, scroll lyrics, trigger backing tracks, send MIDI commands, and control teleprompters — all hands-free. The AirTurn TAP uses a piezo sensor that responds to a tap from a finger or drumstick, making it particularly suited for drummers and percussionists. Beyond pedals, AirTurn manufactures the Manos universal tablet holder and the goSTAND portable microphone and tablet stand. The company also produces the Bite Switch, an assistive technology controller for users with limited mobility.

AirTurn products are largely made in the USA, with plastics and circuit boards manufactured locally and finished goods assembled and tested at their Boulder facility. The company serves hundreds of thousands of customers across 85 countries, and their devices are compatible with hundreds of apps spanning music, teleprompting, live streaming, and presentation control. Jordan Rudess of Dream Theater is among the notable musicians who have used AirTurn products.

AirTurn has 11 products cataloged on Equipboard, including MIDI Foot Controllers, Switch Effects Pedals, and Effects Pedal Accessories. Their gear is featured by 1 artist, with the strongest followings in Pop. Notable users include Jerrod "J-Rod" Sullivan.