Outputs and inputs, together
Speakers, headphones, Bluetooth and microphones in one list — the thing System Settings splits across two panes. Devices appear and disappear as you plug them in. Star the ones you actually use so they stay on top.
macOS 12 or later · Universal
Outputs and inputs in a single window, always current. Click to switch — or give any device a keyboard shortcut and never open the app at all.
Coming to the Mac App Store. The app is built and submitted for review. There is no public download yet — this page will carry the link the day it is approved.
Free to switch devices, forever $9.99 one-time to unlock keyboard shortcuts
No menu-bar clutter, no subscription, no account to create.
Speakers, headphones, Bluetooth and microphones in one list — the thing System Settings splits across two panes. Devices appear and disappear as you plug them in. Star the ones you actually use so they stay on top.
Assign your own key combination to any device, plus one to summon the panel. Works from any app, without switching to this one.
A live input level meter next to the active microphone, so you know before you start talking — not thirty seconds into the call.
Headphones that have wandered off still show in the list. Click one and the app reconnects it instead of leaving you to hunt in Settings.
No analytics, no accounts, no telemetry. Your preferences stay in the app's own container. Read the privacy policy.
One universal build, native on both. macOS 12 Monterey or later, on any Mac Apple still supports.
Real screenshots from the app — device names changed for privacy.
Switching devices is free and stays free. Only the shortcuts cost anything.
$0
No account, no trial timer, no expiry.
$9.99
One-time In-App Purchase. Not a subscription.
No. The app switches which device macOS uses; it never records audio. It does not ask for microphone access, and it cannot hear anything.
No. It is a single In-App Purchase of $9.99. Buy it once and it applies to every Mac signed in to the same Apple Account — use Restore Purchase in Settings on the second machine.
Because switching an audio device is the part everyone needs, and metering it would be mean. The shortcuts are the part that saves you time every day, so that is the part that is paid.
macOS 12 Monterey and later, on both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs. It ships as a single universal build.
A person, at support@worldinspirelab.com. See the support page for what to include.