v0.1.0 · macOS 14.4+ · free

Every app,
its own output.

AudioRouter lives in your menu bar and lets you route each app's sound to a different device — Chrome to the speakers, Spotify to your headphones — without losing track of everything else in between.

Apple Silicon & Intel · Signed with Developer ID · notarized by Apple
AudioRouter
External Headphones
Brave
Default
Spotify
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Real screenshot of the AudioRouter menu bar panel
Real screenshot, not a mockup — this is exactly what it looks like.

Like a patch bay, but in software

You pick which app plays where. AudioRouter taps each process's audio and forwards it to whichever device you assign, in real time.

Browser
video, tabs
Music
player
Video calls
mic + voice
Bluetooth Headphones
output A
Mac Speakers
output B
HDMI Monitor
output C

Full control, zero friction

Independent volume per app

Every app gets its own slider and its own live level meter — turn up Spotify without touching anything else.

System-wide control

Output, sound effects, and default device, all from the same menu — no need to open System Settings.

Signed and notarized

Apple Developer ID + real notarization. Gatekeeper accepts it without any weird warnings.

Lives in the menu bar

No Dock icon, no extra windows. One click and you're done.

Native macOS audio

Uses Apple's Process Taps API (macOS 14.4+) — no virtual audio drivers, no kernel extensions.

Updates itself

Checks for new versions in the background and lets you know when there's something new to install.

Signed with Developer ID
Notarized by Apple
No telemetry, no accounts
macOS 14.4 or later

Get it running in 30 seconds

Download, open the .dmg, drag to Applications. That's it.

Download AudioRouter v0.1.0
.dmg · 527 KB · Apple Silicon & Intel