QuikQuak is an audio software company founded by David J Hoskins, a UK-based developer, that produces effects and instrument plug-ins for Windows and Mac in VST, VST3, AU and AAX formats. The catalog spans creative effects and utilities, including Pitchwheel for real-time pitch shifting, Crowd Chamber for crowd and ensemble simulation, Fusion Field for pitched reverb, MashTactic for multi-band stereo and frequency separation, and the UpStereo and UpStereo Pro stereo wideners. On the synthesis side, the company offers Glass Viper and the physics-based BarChimes, alongside the Copula standalone time and pitch tool.

The brand has a long-standing presence on plug-in communities such as KVR Audio, where its products are distributed as fully functional demos that unlock with a registration key, and a free version of UpStereo has helped build broader awareness among home producers. QuikQuak's plug-ins tend to favor distinctive, sometimes unusual processing concepts — pitch-shifted reverberation, simulated audience noise, and zone-based stereo manipulation — rather than emulations of classic hardware, giving the catalog a niche reputation among sound designers and mixing engineers looking for less conventional tools.

QuikQuak has 4 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Pitch Shifter Plugins, Stereo Width Plugins, and Reverb Plugins. Their gear is featured by 11 artists, with the strongest followings in Electronic, Pop, and Hip Hop. Notable users include Boris Brejcha, Nick Mira, and emma essex.