turn it down,
chrome.
Every app gets its own volume. Bloop remembers it forever.
every app gets a slider. finally.
An app makes a sound? It shows up. Drag the slider? It actually gets quieter.
small app. strong opinions.
he remembers.
Set Chrome to 40% once. Still 40% next year.
not a fake slider.
Some sliders just move a number. This one moves the actual sound.
cuter volume keys.
Press a volume key and Bloop pops up his own little volume thing.
scenes.
Save all your levels, bring them back with one click.
mic strip.
Pick your mic, set how loud you are.
output switching.
Fling your sound to AirPods or speakers. One click.
still cooking.
Everything above works today. This stuff doesn’t yet:
- sending one app to different speakers than the rest
- a virtual mic (later)
- Intel Macs (not tested yet)
build him yourself. today.
No download yet. But you can build him yourself. Three lines:
git clone https://github.com/andrewnms/Bloop.git
cd Bloop
sh BloopUI/make-app.sh # builds + installs Bloop.appFirst: make a certificate named “Bloop Dev” in Keychain Access. Otherwise your Mac forgets who Bloop is after every build and asks for permission again.
Bloop asks to hear your Mac’s sound. That’s how per-app volume works. Want the cute volume keys too? Allow accessibility. Don’t want to? Your keys just act normal.
No cloud. No account. No snooping. Your sound stays on your Mac.