About
A focused Mac app for listening together
SoundShare is developed by Nikolay Kalchev as an independent macOS utility with one clear purpose: make one Mac useful to more than one listener.
Why SoundShare exists
Connecting two pairs of headphones to a Mac should feel like a listening feature, not an audio-engineering task. SoundShare puts the controls needed for that moment—device selection, individual volume, sync status, and available battery information—into a small menu-bar app.
Built around a narrow promise
SoundShare routes Mac output audio to multiple compatible devices. It is designed for films, music, podcasts, and browser media. It does not route microphones or try to replace professional studio software. Keeping the scope clear makes the app easier to understand, support, and improve.
Independent and transparent
Nikolay Kalchev is the developer and seller listed for SoundShare on the Mac App Store. The app requires macOS 14 or later, includes a 30-minute production trial, and offers lifetime access as a one-time in-app purchase. There is no SoundShare subscription or account to create.
How the app handles shared audio
The CoreAudio developer notes explain how SoundShare selects a common sample rate, compensates for independent device clocks, preserves device-level controls, and restores the previous system output. The article is based on the SoundShare 2.2.1 source review from August 2026 rather than a generic product claim.
Questions or feedback
Device reports are especially useful because Bluetooth behavior varies by Mac, headphone, and firmware. Visit the support page for troubleshooting and a direct way to contact the developer.