Macometer
4
$7.99

Every app on one volume scale.

Sound has the output with its menu and a large slider, beside whatever is playing. Under them is every app on one volume scale, from 0% to 150%, with 100% as a single line through all of them.

macometerApple M4 Pro, 48 GB
Output
62%volume
Playing now
2apps
Music100%
Firefox70%
MusicPlaying
100%
FirefoxPlaying
70%
Not playing now. Each keeps its setting for the next time it makes sound.
SlackSaved
45%
FigmaMuted
100%
100% is the app's normal level
0%50%100%150%
Power
13W
Battery82%CPU3.6WGPU1.8W
Top apps by power
Firefox1.5W
Xcode1.3W
macOS0.8W
Figma0.7W

MacBook Pro Speakers

62% volume

MusicPlaying100%
FirefoxPlaying70%
SlackSaved45%
FigmaMuted100%

Each app gets its own volume, from 0% to 150%.

Output
MacBook Pro SpeakersCurrent output
AirPods Pro
Studio Display

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Every bar is a setting.

Macometer measures no audio, so nothing on this page is a level meter. The bars are volumes you set, in plain grey, because they are not readings.

It asks when you move a slider.

Per-app volume needs the audio capture permission. macOS asks the first time you move an app's slider, and not before.

Nothing playing, nothing to fake.

While nothing is playing, the panel beside the output lists every output instead. With no apps yet, the page says plainly what will appear.

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