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SoundFerry
Stream Mac audio to multiple AirPlay 2 & Chromecast speakers
Play your Mac audio in more than one room. Stream music, browser audio and other app sounds to multiple AirPlay 2 and Chromecast speakers together. Save speaker groups, fine-tune timing per speaker and shape your sound with EQ. Use the compatible speakers you already own. $19 one-time purchase with all future updates included. No subscription. 7-day free trial, no card required. macOS 14+ and Apple silicon.
Hi Product Hunt! I'm Hifumi, the developer of SoundFerry.
Want your Mac's music playing in the kitchen and living room, not just at your desk? SoundFerry sends Mac audio to multiple AirPlay 2 and Chromecast speakers, including both types together.
Keep using Spotify, internet radio in your browser, or your usual music app. Save your favorite speaker combinations as groups, adjust timing for individual speakers, and fine-tune the sound with EQ.
SoundFerry costs $19 once, with no subscription and all future updates included. The 7-day free trial doesn't require a payment card, so you can test your own speaker combination before buying.
It runs on Apple silicon Macs with macOS 14 or later. Your speakers need to be on the same network, and setup requires an audio driver and a restart.
One thing to know: this is built for music listening, not low-latency monitoring. Playback has a few seconds of delay, and timing depends on your speakers and network. Video may need audio-delay compensation.
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About SoundFerry on Product Hunt
“Stream Mac audio to multiple AirPlay 2 & Chromecast speakers”
SoundFerry was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #122 on the daily leaderboard. Play your Mac audio in more than one room. Stream music, browser audio and other app sounds to multiple AirPlay 2 and Chromecast speakers together. Save speaker groups, fine-tune timing per speaker and shape your sound with EQ. Use the compatible speakers you already own. $19 one-time purchase with all future updates included. No subscription. 7-day free trial, no card required. macOS 14+ and Apple silicon.
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Hi Product Hunt! I'm Hifumi, the developer of SoundFerry.
Want your Mac's music playing in the kitchen and living room, not just at your desk? SoundFerry sends Mac audio to multiple AirPlay 2 and Chromecast speakers, including both types together.
Keep using Spotify, internet radio in your browser, or your usual music app. Save your favorite speaker combinations as groups, adjust timing for individual speakers, and fine-tune the sound with EQ.
SoundFerry costs $19 once, with no subscription and all future updates included. The 7-day free trial doesn't require a payment card, so you can test your own speaker combination before buying.
It runs on Apple silicon Macs with macOS 14 or later. Your speakers need to be on the same network, and setup requires an audio driver and a restart.
One thing to know: this is built for music listening, not low-latency monitoring. Playback has a few seconds of delay, and timing depends on your speakers and network. Video may need audio-delay compensation.
Try it here: https://soundferry.app/
What speakers would you like to use together? I'd love to hear about your setup and how the trial works for you.