Long meetings
Reduce the edge of bright microphones and sharp remote voices during extended calls.
Real-time listening comfort for macOS 14.2+
Soften sharp voices and sibilance, control sudden peaks, and choose exactly which Mac apps should be processed.
Coming soon to the Mac App Store

Processes audio as it plays
Audio never leaves your Mac
One app, several apps, or all audio
7-day trial, then optional lifetime unlock
Everyday listening
Softer Audio is intended for listening comfort—not mastering, restoration, or medical treatment.
Reduce the edge of bright microphones and sharp remote voices during extended calls.
Make podcasts, lectures, and streaming video easier to listen to without editing the source.
Apply a consistent amount of softening only to the apps that need it.
A quieter listening workflow
Softer Audio lives in the menu bar and stays out of the way until you want to compare or adjust the result.
Process all system audio or remember a selection of running apps.
Use a preset or move continuously from subtle softening to an intentionally obvious extreme.
Hold Compare Original to bypass processing, then release to return to the softened sound.

Visible feedback
The live spectrum compares original peaks with processed output. Reduction indicators show which frequency bands are being controlled, while status text distinguishes harshness, sibilance, and peak activity.
Compare the same frequency bands in one view.
See where stronger attenuation is active.
Use your ears without losing the current settings.
Processing scope
Select several apps and Softer Audio remembers the choice. If a selected app is silent or closed, processing stays enabled and waits for it to return.

Try first, decide later
The lifetime unlock is planned at US$1.99 in the U.S. storefront. Your local App Store shows the final price.
Free
Lifetime
Local by design
Questions
No. Samples are processed in memory in real time and are not saved or uploaded.
Yes, with common Bluetooth stereo output. Softer Audio follows the current Mac output device.
Yes. Choose one or several running apps, or process all system audio.
Processing stops. Nothing renews or charges automatically; you can choose the one-time lifetime unlock.
The first release supports common mono and stereo output. It avoids enabling processing on unsupported multichannel formats.