Imaginando is a Portuguese software company based in Braga that builds music production tools and audio-reactive visual software for desktop and mobile platforms. Founded in 2014 by Nuno Santos, the company expanded in 2015 when Santos partnered with analog electronics specialist and synthesizer repairer Rui Antunes, a collaboration that produced the DRC polyphonic subtractive synthesizer. DRC was first showcased publicly in Harpa Laser, a 2015 new media installation that ran the synth on a Raspberry Pi driving eight parallel lasers during Braga's Noite Branca festival.

The company's catalog spans synthesizers, effects, controllers, and visual tools, with products available as iOS/Android apps and as VST/AU/AAX plugins for DAWs like Ableton Live, Logic, and FL Studio. Titles include FRMS (a granular and FM synthesizer), TV3 (an acid synth inspired by the Roland TB-303), K7D (a tape delay emulation), DLYM (a delay modulator), BAM (a groovebox-style beat maker), and VS Visual Synthesizer, which generates MIDI- and audio-reactive visuals. On the controller side, the company ships LK for Ableton Live and MIDI and TKFX for Traktor.

Imaginando operates as a bootstrapped, independent developer and has been covered by music technology outlets including Sound on Sound and MusicRadar. The company also runs an educational discount program for students and teachers across its desktop software lineup.

Imaginando has 10 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Synth Plugins, Delay Plugins, and DJ Software.