A Proper Audio Panel, Like

Every output, application and microphone on one screen, with volumes, mute, live VU meters and per-application routing to any device.

It takes the shape your desk already has

Four layouts that reflow to fit your window — side by side, stacked, a dense block, or a single narrow column — so the panel suits the way you already work. Everything stays on one screen: the cards resize to fit rather than hiding behind a scrollbar.

It is a control and routing surface, not a signal-summing mixer.

Columns layout: outputs, inputs and applications side by side with live meters
Outputs, inputs and applications side by side, with live meters — for a wide window
Block layout: device cards packed into a dense grid
Block — the most devices in the least space
Rows layout: devices stacked across the top with applications below
Rows — for a tall window beside your other work
List layout: a single narrow column of devices
List — a narrow strip down the edge of the screen

Free, forever

  • Volume and mute, per device and per application
  • Live VU meters
  • Stow tray — keep the clutter out of the way
  • Rename devices to whatever you actually call them
  • Microphone monitoring

Full version

  • Per-application routing to any device
  • Default-device switching (TX / MIC) in one click
  • Presets, and shortcuts to fire them

7-day trial, no account needed.

Linux

Free on Flathub. The full version unlocks with a licence key, at the same £4.99 as Windows.

One licence covers up to 3 of your own machines.

  • Works with PipeWire and PulseAudio — one backend covers both
  • No network permission at all. Licence keys are verified offline against an embedded public key. You can check that yourself in the Flatpak permissions. Nothing is collected and nothing phones home.
  • Per-application routing moves a single stream, so a browser with several tabs can have one of them turned down or sent elsewhere on its own. The Windows build routes per process and cannot do this.