One list, three ecosystems
Control Centre won't touch Sonos. The Sonos app won't touch an Apple TV. RemoteBar shows them together.
Your Mac is already open. Your remote is somewhere else. RemoteBar puts every Apple TV, HomePod and Sonos in your menu bar — playback, volume, the full clickpad, and your actual keyboard for search.
› What's playing in the lounge?
Called remotebar
● ABC News on ABC iView — playing, volume 40%
› Mute it and move the music to the kitchen
Called remotebar
● Muted. Kitchen grouped with Lounge Room. ✓
No app to launch, no phone to hunt for. One click from whatever you're already doing.
Apple TVs, HomePods and Sonos together — a grouped pair shown as one room — and every row is a volume slider.
The full clickpad, Back, Screen, play, pause and volume. Your arrow keys and Return drive it too.
Search boxes on the TV take your Mac keyboard, so you stop spelling things out one arrow key at a time.
Open a speaker and you get transport, artwork and a live scrubber — not just a volume slider.
Group and ungroup rooms from a tick list, set a sleep timer, switch a soundbar back to the TV, tune the sound.
The live queue and your saved favourites, at the foot of the panel. Tap any track to jump straight to it.
Sixteen actions in Shortcuts and Siri, plus a local MCP server so assistants like Claude can drive your devices directly.
Control Centre won't touch Sonos. The Sonos app won't touch an Apple TV. RemoteBar shows them together.
Artwork, titles and live progress from every room, without opening anything.
Jump straight into an app on your Apple TV — no scrolling the home screen.
Favourites, the live queue, grouping, sleep timer, Night Sound, TV input, shuffle and repeat.
Reconnects itself after sleep and Wi-Fi changes. No relaunching, no fiddling.
Written in Swift for macOS. No Electron, no background services, no account.
No account, no cloud service, no telemetry. RemoteBar talks straight to the devices on your network, and pairing credentials live in your Keychain.
The automation endpoint that Siri, Shortcuts and AI assistants use is off until you switch it on, listens only on your Mac, and needs a token that lives in the app.
Free to control three devices. A one-time purchase unlocks every device on your network.