Bring your setup together.

One sound, every speaker.

Select speakers, headphones, and display audio together. Tutti keeps them playing as one group, with master and per-device volume control.

Master + per-device volume

One master volume for everything, plus a slider for each device. Mute one, the rest keep playing.

Display brightness control

On macOS 15 or later, adjust one display or a whole group from the menu bar. Tutti uses native brightness on compatible Apple displays, DDC/CI when available, and clearly labels Software Dimming.

Resolution and refresh rate

Choose resolution, refresh rate, existing HiDPI and the main display locally, with a 15-second mode confirmation. Free on macOS 15+.

Brightness above 100%

Use available EDR headroom on compatible XDR, eligible built-in and external HDR displays. Actual gain depends on the screen and connection. Pro, macOS 15+.

Guards your audio setup

Set a priority order for your outputs and lock your default devices and volume. When macOS or another app switches them behind your back, Tutti puts them right back.

Change speakers without a gap

Add or remove a speaker mid-song without cutting the sound, and a Bluetooth speaker that briefly drops out rejoins on its own.

See and control what's playing

A Now Playing card shows the song and artwork from Spotify or Apple Music, with play/pause and skip one click away — no switching back to the music app.

Steps aside for calls and video

When a video, meeting, or call plays sound, Tutti fades out your music and pauses it, then fades back in right where you left off. Spotify and Apple Music.

Save device sets as presets

Save outputs, volume, app settings, display selection, and brightness as a preset. Restore your complete setup in one tap when switching between music, movies, and work.

Per-app volume

Give each app its own level — turn Chrome down during a game, pull Spotify to zero on a call. On macOS 14.4 and later, driver-free via a native audio tap.

Per-app equalizer

Shape bass, mids, and treble for any app right in the panel, or apply a built-in preset. Driver-free via the native audio tap on macOS 14.4 and later.

Per-app output

Send each app to its own speaker — keep a call on the laptop while music fills the room. Driver-free on macOS 14.4 and later.

Per-app Turbo

Some apps are just too quiet. Hit Turbo to give one a 2× boost so it carries over the rest. On macOS 14.4 and later, driver-free.

Desktop widgets

See your output status and devices on the desktop, and adjust volume, mute, output devices, or presets without opening the app.

External display volume

Some monitors show a lock and won't let you change their volume. Tutti drives their built-in speakers directly, with their own slider. (Apple-silicon Macs.)

Per-device latency tuning

Delay the faster outputs to match a slower one. Saved settings can compensate for a stable offset, but cannot guarantee alignment if Bluetooth delay changes during playback.

Stereo across two speakers

Send the left channel to one speaker and the right to another, so a pair of speakers acts as one stereo setup instead of both playing the same mix. Works with wired, display, and Bluetooth speakers.

Balance each speaker

A speaker sitting off to one side? Lean its sound left or right with a per-speaker balance slider. Remembered by presets, alongside latency tuning.

Bluetooth battery

Battery level for AirPods, Beats, and any Bluetooth headset shows right next to its name.

Keeps headphones crisp after calls

Bluetooth headphones usually drop to muffled call-quality during a meeting and stay that way. Turn this on and Tutti uses the built-in mic instead, so your headphones stay high quality.

Volume keys & scroll

The volume keys and scroll wheel adjust the whole group. The HUD shows every selected output or display, and each device can have its own step size.

Switch microphones in one click

An Input card lets you pick which microphone the system uses, adjust input volume, or mute it — no trip to System Settings.

Rename and hide devices

Give any output a friendlier name and tuck away the ones you never use — bring them back any time from the bottom of the list.

Ignore apps you don't manage

Right-click any app and tuck it out of the list — browsers, chat apps, anything you don't want cluttering the panel. Bring it back any time from the bottom.

Arrange the panel your way

Turn cards on or off, drag them into your preferred order, and let Outputs, Apps, Input, and Displays follow the popup size or use one or two lines.

Scroll where you point

Hover a device, an app, or the microphone and the scroll wheel adjusts just that one. Hover anywhere else and it moves everything together.

Global shortcuts

Set hotkeys that work in any app: switch presets, adjust the playing app's volume, set per-app levels, show the panel, or mute everything.

Shortcuts, Siri & Spotlight

Control Tutti from the Shortcuts app, by asking Siri, or right from Spotlight — switch presets, mute, or set the volume, and wire it into your automations.

Raycast control

Set the volume, toggle mute, or apply a preset straight from Raycast. If Raycast is your launcher, Tutti is already within reach.

Sleep timer

Set a timer and Tutti pauses playback and fades every output to silent when it's up — no more music playing to an empty room all night.

Choose your menu bar icon

Pick how Tutti looks up top: classic sound waves or one of ten instruments. The icon fills as the volume rises and turns red when muted, with more unlocking the more you listen — all of them with Pro.

Works with your system settings

Change the output in System Settings and Tutti keeps up automatically, no conflict.

Light / Dark / System

Follows your macOS appearance, accent color, and language. Nine languages so far.

Launch at login & auto-update

Optionally launch at login, and it checks for new versions each time. Tutti keeps improving.

Orphan device cleanup

Cleans up Aggregate Devices left behind by a previous crash, plus old MultiOut residues, every time it launches.

One sound, every speaker.

Select speakers, headphones, and display audio together. Tutti keeps them playing as one group, with master and per-device volume control.

Master + per-device volume

One master volume for everything, plus a slider for each device. Mute one, the rest keep playing.

Display brightness control

On macOS 15 or later, adjust one display or a whole group from the menu bar. Tutti uses native brightness on compatible Apple displays, DDC/CI when available, and clearly labels Software Dimming.

Resolution and refresh rate

Choose resolution, refresh rate, existing HiDPI and the main display locally, with a 15-second mode confirmation. Free on macOS 15+.

Brightness above 100%

Use available EDR headroom on compatible XDR, eligible built-in and external HDR displays. Actual gain depends on the screen and connection. Pro, macOS 15+.

Guards your audio setup

Set a priority order for your outputs and lock your default devices and volume. When macOS or another app switches them behind your back, Tutti puts them right back.

Change speakers without a gap

Add or remove a speaker mid-song without cutting the sound, and a Bluetooth speaker that briefly drops out rejoins on its own.

See and control what's playing

A Now Playing card shows the song and artwork from Spotify or Apple Music, with play/pause and skip one click away — no switching back to the music app.

Steps aside for calls and video

When a video, meeting, or call plays sound, Tutti fades out your music and pauses it, then fades back in right where you left off. Spotify and Apple Music.

Save device sets as presets

Save outputs, volume, app settings, display selection, and brightness as a preset. Restore your complete setup in one tap when switching between music, movies, and work.

Per-app volume

Give each app its own level — turn Chrome down during a game, pull Spotify to zero on a call. On macOS 14.4 and later, driver-free via a native audio tap.

Per-app equalizer

Shape bass, mids, and treble for any app right in the panel, or apply a built-in preset. Driver-free via the native audio tap on macOS 14.4 and later.

Per-app output

Send each app to its own speaker — keep a call on the laptop while music fills the room. Driver-free on macOS 14.4 and later.

Per-app Turbo

Some apps are just too quiet. Hit Turbo to give one a 2× boost so it carries over the rest. On macOS 14.4 and later, driver-free.

Desktop widgets

See your output status and devices on the desktop, and adjust volume, mute, output devices, or presets without opening the app.

External display volume

Some monitors show a lock and won't let you change their volume. Tutti drives their built-in speakers directly, with their own slider. (Apple-silicon Macs.)

Per-device latency tuning

Delay the faster outputs to match a slower one. Saved settings can compensate for a stable offset, but cannot guarantee alignment if Bluetooth delay changes during playback.

Stereo across two speakers

Send the left channel to one speaker and the right to another, so a pair of speakers acts as one stereo setup instead of both playing the same mix. Works with wired, display, and Bluetooth speakers.

Balance each speaker

A speaker sitting off to one side? Lean its sound left or right with a per-speaker balance slider. Remembered by presets, alongside latency tuning.

Bluetooth battery

Battery level for AirPods, Beats, and any Bluetooth headset shows right next to its name.

Keeps headphones crisp after calls

Bluetooth headphones usually drop to muffled call-quality during a meeting and stay that way. Turn this on and Tutti uses the built-in mic instead, so your headphones stay high quality.

Volume keys & scroll

The volume keys and scroll wheel adjust the whole group. The HUD shows every selected output or display, and each device can have its own step size.

Switch microphones in one click

An Input card lets you pick which microphone the system uses, adjust input volume, or mute it — no trip to System Settings.

Rename and hide devices

Give any output a friendlier name and tuck away the ones you never use — bring them back any time from the bottom of the list.

Ignore apps you don't manage

Right-click any app and tuck it out of the list — browsers, chat apps, anything you don't want cluttering the panel. Bring it back any time from the bottom.

Arrange the panel your way

Turn cards on or off, drag them into your preferred order, and let Outputs, Apps, Input, and Displays follow the popup size or use one or two lines.

Scroll where you point

Hover a device, an app, or the microphone and the scroll wheel adjusts just that one. Hover anywhere else and it moves everything together.

Global shortcuts

Set hotkeys that work in any app: switch presets, adjust the playing app's volume, set per-app levels, show the panel, or mute everything.

Shortcuts, Siri & Spotlight

Control Tutti from the Shortcuts app, by asking Siri, or right from Spotlight — switch presets, mute, or set the volume, and wire it into your automations.

Raycast control

Set the volume, toggle mute, or apply a preset straight from Raycast. If Raycast is your launcher, Tutti is already within reach.

Sleep timer

Set a timer and Tutti pauses playback and fades every output to silent when it's up — no more music playing to an empty room all night.

Choose your menu bar icon

Pick how Tutti looks up top: classic sound waves or one of ten instruments. The icon fills as the volume rises and turns red when muted, with more unlocking the more you listen — all of them with Pro.

Works with your system settings

Change the output in System Settings and Tutti keeps up automatically, no conflict.

Light / Dark / System

Follows your macOS appearance, accent color, and language. Nine languages so far.

Launch at login & auto-update

Optionally launch at login, and it checks for new versions each time. Tutti keeps improving.

Orphan device cleanup

Cleans up Aggregate Devices left behind by a previous crash, plus old MultiOut residues, every time it launches.