Sonoir talks to the speakers directly over the local network: no cloud, no account, no app to open.
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Hej Product Hunt, I'm Justin, a designer.
I listen to Sonos at my desk all day and wanted the basics, volume, rooms and what's playing, one click away on my Mac. So I built Sonoir. It's a companion to the Sonos app, not a replacement: you still pick music in Sonos or Spotify.
What I like most: the Mac's volume keys control Sonos from anywhere, with a small on-screen overlay.
How it works: Sonoir talks directly to your speakers over their local UPnP interface and listens to their events, so changes from the Sonos app, Spotify or the speaker show up right away. No account, no cloud, no analytics. Only the licence check (Polar) and the update check go online. Note: Sonos' "UPnP" setting under Privacy & Security must stay on.
7 days free, then €4.99 once, no subscription. macOS 14+, signed, notarized, auto-updates.
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Hej Product Hunt, I'm Justin, a designer.
I listen to Sonos at my desk all day and wanted the basics, volume, rooms and what's playing, one click away on my Mac. So I built Sonoir. It's a companion to the Sonos app, not a replacement: you still pick music in Sonos or Spotify.
What I like most: the Mac's volume keys control Sonos from anywhere, with a small on-screen overlay.
How it works: Sonoir talks directly to your speakers over their local UPnP interface and listens to their events, so changes from the Sonos app, Spotify or the speaker show up right away. No account, no cloud, no analytics. Only the licence check (Polar) and the update check go online. Note: Sonos' "UPnP" setting under Privacy & Security must stay on.
7 days free, then €4.99 once, no subscription. macOS 14+, signed, notarized, auto-updates.
I'd love to hear what's missing for your setup.