AirSplit sends only the music to the AirPlay speakers you pick, in one room or all of them. Notifications and calls stay on your Mac.
7 days free, no credit card. Then a single payment.
On your iPhone, your music reaches every room with a single tap. On your Mac, it simply couldn't. Until now.
On iPhone, sending Spotify to four HomePods takes one tap. On a Mac, here's what you get:
Spotify for Mac has no AirPlay. Your speakers never show up under Devices.
System Settings lets you pick a single output. No multi-room music.
Switch the system output and every Slack ping and Zoom call plays in the living room.
AirSplit lives in your menu bar and starts on its own.
Spotify, Tidal, Deezer, YouTube in your browser, VLC… whatever you like.
One or more HomePods, Apple TVs or AirPlay speakers on your network.
The music fills your rooms. Everything else keeps playing on your Mac.
Captures just the app you choose using native macOS technology. No drivers, no system extensions.
Mix HomePods, HomePod mini, stereo pairs and Apple TV — just like on iPhone.
Quit Spotify? AirSplit notices when it's back and keeps streaming.
Control the music's volume without touching your Mac's.
Written in Swift for Apple silicon. Barely uses any resources and launches at login.
No accounts, no tracking. Your audio never leaves your local network.
| Spotify for Mac | macOS sound output | AirSplit | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Play on one HomePod | No | Yes | Yes |
| Several HomePods at once | No | No | Yes |
| Just the music, not the alerts | — | No | Yes |
| Any audio app | — | Yes | Yes |
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License for your personal Macs
Spotify's macOS app has no AirPlay support, and macOS can only send all system sound to a single speaker. AirSplit captures just Spotify's audio and sends it over AirPlay to the speakers you choose.
Yes. Click the speaker button in AirSplit and tick as many as you like.
No. Only the app you choose is sent. Notifications, video calls and everything else keep playing on your Mac or display.
Yes — with any app that plays audio, browsers included.
AirPlay buffers a couple of seconds of audio to keep playback rock-solid. You won't notice it with music; pausing or skipping takes a moment.
A Mac running macOS 14.4 or later and AirPlay speakers on the same Wi‑Fi network.
You get a 7-day free trial and, if you buy, 30 days to ask for a refund — no questions asked.
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macOS 14.4 or later · Signed and notarized by Apple