Smartelectronix is a loose collective of audio plugin developers spread across the globe, united by a shared interest in making software that pushes against mainstream trends. The group is best known for releasing free and donationware VST/AU effects and instruments, with much of its catalog written by Belgian developer Bram de Jong, who later open-sourced his work on GitHub under a dual GPL/commercial license.

The collective's plugin catalog includes the s(M)exoscope oscilloscope (designed by Sean Evans and coded by de Jong), the SupaPhaser phaser, Ambience reverb, the H2O compressor, Cyanide2 wave-shaper, Madshifta pitch-shifter, Bouncy bouncing-ball delay, CrazyIvan distortion, OnePingOnly, SupaTrigga, and Bitmurderer. Several of these have been rebuilt with the JUCE framework for 64-bit support across macOS, Windows, and Linux in standalone, AU, and VST3 formats.

With a reputation for quirky, creative, and DSP-experimental tools rather than polished commercial products, Smartelectronix occupies a niche corner of the plugin world that has long been a favorite among bedroom producers, sound designers, and modular-leaning electronic musicians looking for unusual processing.

Smartelectronix has 4 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Multi-Effect Plugins, Spectral Analysis Plugins, and Reverb Plugins. Their gear is featured by 13 artists, with the strongest followings in Electronic, Rock, and Pop. Notable users include Skrillex, Mr. Bill, and Crisis Era.