Find what’s playing.
Open Levelune from the menu bar. Apps with detected audio appear together, with a volume slider for each.
Turn down the music. Keep the conversation.
Give every app its own volume, right from your menu bar.
In development for macOS 26 and later.
Go on, move a slider.Interactive illustration · No device audio is changed.
01 Individual app volumes
02 One-click mute
03 At home in your menu bar
LESS FIDDLING. MORE LISTENING.
Your apps don’t all need to be equally loud. Levelune puts the sounds you want to hear in balance with everything else.
Open Levelune from the menu bar. Apps with detected audio appear together, with a volume slider for each.
Lower one app, keep another up, or mute a distraction with a click. The master control stays close by.
Your per-app volume and mute preferences are remembered. Close the panel and carry on.
YOUR AUDIO STAYS YOURS
Levelune processes audio locally on your Mac. It doesn’t record audio files or send your audio anywhere.
THE LITTLE DETAILS
Levelune is in development. A public release date, pricing, and download details haven’t been announced yet. This page will be updated when it’s ready.
The current prototype is built for Apple Silicon Macs running macOS Tahoe 26 or later. Final release requirements will be confirmed before launch.
macOS requires system audio access so Levelune can adjust the sound from individual apps. Audio is processed locally, without recording files or uploading it.
Levelune works at the app level. Audio from your browser’s tabs is controlled together.
Levelune focuses on volume and mute. Choose your output device in macOS; Levelune follows that selection. Per-app output routing isn’t supported.
COMING SOON FOR MAC
A simpler way to balance your everyday audio is taking shape.