Right now, it's
one stream.
Your Mac sums every app into a single output. One volume key for all of it.
No driver · No extension · No restart
Every app on
its own fader.
Per-app volume, EQ and output routing — live in your menu bar.
Search apps
Ducking
Live mock-up — drag the faders
Right now, it's
MixPill splits it
at the source.
One channel per app — not per process. A browser's helpers fold back into a single strip, and system daemons never appear at all.
Each one gets
its own level.
Unity sits at 80% of the throw, with 6 dB of boost above it — so a podcast mastered too quietly goes up, not just down.
Someone calls.
The rest steps back.
Not a list of apps we recognise — MixPill watches for any process holding the microphone. Background channels dip to 20%, then come back on their own.
Then each goes
somewhere else.
Pin any app to any output, or to one channel pair on a multi-channel interface. Spotify on the speakers, everything else in your ears.
Per-app EQ
Shape one app,
not the whole Mac.
Five bands and a noise gate, per channel. One tap for Vocal Clarity, Bass Boost or Night Mode — or move the bands yourself.
The curve is computed live from the same biquad coefficients the audio engine runs. Drag a handle.
Equalizer
Flat
Everyone else ships a driver.
We ship an app.
Every other per-app mixer
- 1Install a .pkg into your system
- 2Add a virtual audio driver
- 3Approve it in System Settings
- 4Restart your Mac
- 5Change your default output by hand
- 6Live with what uninstalling leaves behind
MixPill
Open the app.
It is already mixing.
- No kernel or system extension
- No Privacy & Security approval
- No microphone or screen-recording permission
- Your default output device never changes
- Delete it and nothing is left behind
Bass where it belongs. Voices clear where they matter.
Per app — so tuning a podcast never costs you the album.
And the rest of it
- DAW Direct
- Logic Pro, Ableton, Pro Tools, Cubase, FL Studio and Studio One are never tapped. Your monitoring latency, routing and buffer size stay untouched — and the switch is on every row, not just the ones we recognise.
- Meters that read like meters
- A true dBFS scale with a −12 dB reference tick, amber and red where those levels actually are, and a held clip indicator.
- Presets hold everything
- Volume, mute, EQ, gate, Night Mode, output and DAW Direct state — not just levels. Presets from older versions still load.
- Undo that behaves
- ⌘Z steps back through volume, mute, EQ and routing. A slider drag collapses into one step, not a hundred.
- Shortcuts & Focus filters
- Set a volume, mute, apply a preset or toggle ducking from an App Intent — so "when I join a meeting, drop Spotify" is something the system runs.
- Keyboard throughout
- Opens focused on search. ↑↓ walk the list, ←→ ride the fader, M mutes, S solos. Reduce Motion is honoured.
- Idle means idle
- The output unit is released once the last channel goes quiet, so your audio device can sleep instead of being held awake.
- English and Turkish
- Every string lives in the catalog, so a third language is a translation pass rather than a code change.
On-device. No account.
No analytics.
- Nothing to permitA signed app opens process taps without a TCC prompt. Accessibility is asked for only if you turn on global hotkeys.
- Nothing left behindNo driver, no extension, no daemon, no preference pane. Move it to the Trash and your Mac is as it was.
- Signed and notarizedDeveloper ID, hardened runtime, notarized by Apple and stapled before every release ships.
- The music never stopsThe audio engine runs outside the menu bar app. Quit the interface, or crash it, and playback carries on.
The only request that ever leaves your Mac is the check for an update — and you can turn that off.
Buy it once.
Personal licence
$29
one-time
USD, VAT included
No subscription, no account, no seat management. Free updates for as long as the app exists.
- 30-day refund
- Secure checkout
- Instant delivery
- Licence
- Personal — every Mac you own
- Updates
- Free, for the life of the app
- Trial
- 14 days, every feature, no card
- Requires
- macOS 15 Sequoia or later
- Runs on
- Apple silicon & Intel
- Delivery
- Direct download — signed & notarized
What happens when the trial ends?
The mixer stops applying your settings and your Mac goes back to its normal audio path. Nothing is left behind, and nothing breaks.
Is this a subscription?
No. One payment, and the version you buy keeps working. Updates are included rather than sold again.
Can I use it on more than one Mac?
Yes — a personal licence covers every Mac you own. Buying for a team? Volume licences start at five seats.
