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SOUND
Give every Mac app its own EQ, volume, and speaker.
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Give every Mac app its own EQ, volume, and speaker.
23 followers
macOS has one volume slider and no equalizer. SOUND gives every playing app its own 8-band EQ, independent volume, and output device—right from the menu bar. No virtual audio driver or account; audio stays on your Mac. Free and available in 10 languages.
Products used by SOUND
Explore the tech stack and tools that power SOUND. See what products SOUND uses for development, design, marketing, analytics, and more.
Design & Creative 1
Design & Creative 1
HeroUIBeautiful, fast and modern React UI library
5.0 (21 reviews)
The entire CPL OF MNGS site is HeroUI v3 — a 14-locale marketing site including a right-to-left Arabic layout I expected to fight and didn't. What sold me was that the component API survived the Next.js server/client boundary without leaking into my architecture: pages stay server components for metadata, every HeroUI surface stays client-side, and the seam is clean. Most React UI kits make you choose.
Productivity 2
Productivity 2
Screen StudioBeautiful screen recordings in minutes
4.9 (186 reviews)
Also considered:
TellaA menu-bar app is the hardest kind of Mac software to demo — the entire UI is a small panel in the corner of a very large screen, and a raw recording is a squint test. Screen Studio's automatic zoom and cursor smoothing is the only reason a 20-second demo of an 8-band EQ is legible at all. I record, it finds the panel, and the result looks like someone directed it.
ResendEmail for developers
4.9 (251 reviews)
Also considered:
LoopsSOUND ships as an email-gated download, which means Resend is the only thing standing between a visitor and the product — if it fails, the launch fails. Two API routes and no email infrastructure to reason about. The detail I appreciated most: with no API key set it degrades to a graceful no-op, so I built and tested the whole download flow end to end before ever touching a sending domain.