Visual audio routing for Mac

Make every signal
a patch.

Build one clear virtual microphone or speaker from the apps, devices, and inputs already on your Mac.

Join the early-access list See the signal flow

macOS · persistent named devices · local-first audio graphs

tonecord / patch_01 LIVE
SOURCESMONITORS
◒Desk outputIndependent monitor
3 sources48 kHz ROUTE STABLE

01 A saved graph that behaves like a device.

01SEE THE PATCH

The patch bay for
everything you hear.

ToneCord makes the invisible parts of Mac audio visible: where a signal starts, where it goes, and what you can hear at the end.

INPUTSwhat is available
MusicApp
MicHardware
BrowserApp
ROUTING GRAPH
ONE DEVICEevery app can select it
OUTPUTwhat other apps see

A route you can read

Connect the signal.
Keep the meaning.

Start with the sources that are already alive on your Mac. Draw the route once, name the device, and let the saved graph carry the decision forward.

01Choose sourcesApplications, system audio, microphones, devices, or nested routes.
02Shape the mixSet source and monitor gain independently, with bounded live meters.
03Publish one deviceGive every other Mac app a clear virtual mic or speaker to select.
02WHY TONECORD

Audio should feel
legible.

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Graph first

See the relationship between sources, devices, and monitors instead of hunting through dropdowns.

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Live, not fragile

Make bounded changes to a running route while the document remains the thing you can return to.

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03

Built to explain itself

When a route is stopped, degraded, or missing a source, diagnostics should tell you what happened.

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ToneCord is in active development for macOS

Make your Mac
sound intentional.

Join the early-access list for launch notes, test builds, and the first invitation to shape the patch bay.

Early accessBe first to hear when ToneCord is ready.