Seamless audio pipelines, built for your desktop. A native desktop utility and browser extension combo that bypasses OS limitations, letting you split and route tab audio to different physical or virtual mixers. Completely free, local, and private.

Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I'm Sandip, the maker of AudioMint. As an M.Tech student, I was incredibly frustrated that macOS and Windows force all your browser audio through a single default output. If I wanted to send a YouTube video to my headphones while sending Spotify to my speakers, it was nearly impossible without bleeding system notification sounds. So, I built a dual-engine architecture to fix it natively: 🧩 The Browser Companion: A lightweight extension that captures raw PCM audio from your active tab. 🎛️ The Desktop Engine: A native app that receives the audio via local WebSockets and routes it to any connected hardware. The biggest technical challenge? Bypassing Google's new Manifest V3 background limits to keep the audio stream alive without throttling, and getting the IPC latency under 5ms. It's completely free and runs locally with zero cloud telemetry. I would absolutely love your feedback on the UI, the latency, or any feature requests you have!

Really practical idea — routing audio per browser tab is one of those small problems that gets annoying fast. I’m curious how stable it is with multiple tabs running at once, especially with video calls or live streams.

@anton_tomilov1 Thanks so much!
I'd love for you to put it through a stress test with a live stream and let me know how the latency holds up on your machine!

AudioMint

Route individual browser tabs to any speaker.

Route individual browser tabs to any speaker.