Speaker Volume Bridge
Connect your device volume.
Changes to your selected computer audio output’s volume are reflected on your Sonos speaker. Use system volume controls, keyboard keys, or supported device controls.
For macOS, Windows & Linux
Your device.
Your speaker.
In sync.
Keep your computer’s audio output and your Sonos speaker volume in sync. Adjust volume through system controls, keyboard keys, or supported audio-device controls.
macOS
Windows
Linux
A LITTLE LOCAL CONNECTION
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Computer volume42%
−Audio device volume+
Your computer ↔ Your speaker
Runs quietly in the backgroundNo app account neededConnects over your local network
LESS FIDDLING. MORE LISTENING.
A familiar way to
turn it up. Or down.
Keep both sides in step.
Enable two-way synchronization to reflect speaker volume changes on your computer too. You can also choose to synchronize mute.
Find your comfort zone.
Set a maximum speaker volume and choose how volume changes feel, including a gentler curve for finer control at low volumes.
Set it. Get on with your day.
Follow your current audio output or select a fixed one. Start at login and reconnect automatically after interruptions.
Quieter evenings, on time.
Set weekly half-hour blocks for Night Mode on your selected compatible speaker. Drag to select several days at once, and choose native notifications when the schedule starts or ends.
DOWNLOAD SPEAKER VOLUME BRIDGE
Formerly Sonos Volume Bridge. Upgrade instructions.
At home on your computer.
Free and open source. Choose the download for your operating system.
Latest stable release · Check the latest release ↗
macOS
For Macs running macOS 13 or later. Check the release notes for signing and notarization status before installing. Open the DMG and drag the app into Applications.
Apple Silicon (ARM64) only. Intel Macs are not
supported.
Windows
Install from Microsoft Store or choose the direct installer for your processor: x64 or ARM64.
The direct installer is unsigned. Windows SmartScreen may
show a warning.
Ubuntu
For Ubuntu on x86-64 or ARM64, with PulseAudio or PipeWire and
pactl.
DEB packages · x64 and ARM64.
Need a hand? Read the installation guide ↗
A FEW CLICKS, THEN BACK TO YOUR MUSIC.
Make the connection.
You’ll need a Sonos speaker on the same local network and a computer audio output with software volume control.
Full installation guide ↗-
Install and open.
Download the package for your operating system from the project’s releases.
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Choose your speaker.
Select the Sonos speaker and the computer audio output you want to connect.
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Make it yours.
Choose your sync and volume preferences. Close the settings window and use your normal volume controls.
LOCAL BY DESIGN
Your volume stays
between your devices.
No advertising, analytics, or publisher telemetry in the app. Preferences and diagnostic logs stay on your computer unless you choose to share them. Optional update checks read the public project catalog without sending speaker or configuration data.
Read the privacy policy →
GOOD TO KNOW
Volume control.
That’s the idea.
This app synchronizes volume and optional mute state. It does not play, stream, capture, or redirect audio.
It’s an early community project, with hands-on testing currently limited to a Sonos Ray. Other models and hardware combinations may need validation.
macOS requires version 13 or later. Linux support targets Ubuntu
with PulseAudio or PipeWire with pactl. Check the
installation guide for available packages and platform notes.
A SMALL BRIDGE. AN OPEN PROJECT.
Ready to find your volume?
Free to use and open source under the
MIT license.
Explore the guide for
detailed settings, troubleshooting, and help.