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Roadie is an automatic audio device switcher for macOS. It fixes a common Mac problem: you join a call and macOS has quietly picked the wrong microphone or speakers. You rank your microphones and your speakers or headphones once. Roadie then keeps the highest-ranked connected device selected through every reconnect and wake. It works with AirPods, Bluetooth headphones, USB microphones, webcams and any other audio device macOS can see, and it gives Bluetooth devices a moment to settle before it acts. When Roadie corrects an unexpected change, it tells you, and one click undoes it. Plug in headphones and Roadie prefers them. Unplug them and it goes back to your speakers. If you want macOS back in charge, pause automatic switching at any time. Roadie changes the default device. It never records or processes audio and never asks for microphone permission. Your rules and device names stay on your Mac, and there is no account to create. The app is a 4.2 MB universal download, signed and notarized by Apple, for macOS 13 and later. Try every feature free for 7 days. After that it costs $9.99 once, for up to 3 Macs, with lifetime updates.

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The perfect fix for my daily audio headache

I use the same headphones for my Mac over Bluetooth and for my Xbox, and every time I sat down to game, my Mac audio would start blasting through the speakers. It was a daily headache. Roadie fixed it completely. It switches my audio output automatically, so I never have to think about it anymore; it just quietly does its job in the background. Setup was simple, and the developer, Yash, was great to work with. Highly recommend it if you juggle audio devices on your Mac.

September 5, 2026
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