The Kandalu project was born during the first months of 2004, following the iPod’s big success, with the aim of developing, creating and distributing on the web a software capable of managing, optimizing and extending the functions of the iPod. The first product of this new software generation had the purpose to show on video the information (the musical files in the iPod) with a simple graphical interface and with the aim to duplicate the official Apple-iTunes interface screen. The following step was the one to improve the esthetics and most importantly to guarantee it’s stability. The Apple mp3 limitations were immediately obvious: the impossibility to transfer musical files from the iPod to the Computer.. Hence, the necessity to create an “ad hoc” code that permitted the overcoming of this obstruction. As a result the “230265”, prototype of the today’s Kandalu X, was born. Originally, extrapolating the metadata contained in the file iTunes-DB, it allowed the reading and subsequently the import of musical files (mp3) from the iPod to the Mac. The future releases will support formats ACC and Mp4 (video) as well as the MP3 format.