Roadie
Automatically switches connected microphones and speakers by priority on macOS
About Roadie
Roadie is an automatic audio device switching tool for macOS. You can arrange microphones and speakers by trust order in advance; when a device reconnects, the Mac wakes, or connection status changes, it automatically selects the highest-priority device that is currently connected. Roadie does not record or process audio and does not request microphone access; it supports Apple silicon and Intel Mac and requires macOS 13 or later. It offers a 7-day full-featured trial, after which a one-time purchase provides lifetime updates.
Best for
Best use cases
Automatically restore audio devices after reconnection
Keep the priority device active after waking the Mac
Automatically select the target device when multiple devices are connected
Features
Priority device list
Drag microphones and speakers to arrange devices by trust order.
Automatic selection
When device status changes, selects the highest-priority device that is actually connected.
Privacy by design
Does not record or process audio, and does not request microphone access.
Native Mac support
Requires macOS 13 or later; supports Apple silicon and Intel Mac.
Pros
- Automatically selects the currently connected device by priority
- Does not record or process audio, and does not request microphone access
- Supports Apple silicon and Intel Mac
- One-time purchase with lifetime updates
Cons
- Requires macOS 13 or later
- Currently an unsigned early-access build
Pricing Plans
Roadie
- 7-day full-featured trial
- One license for 3 Macs
- Lifetime updates
* Pricing information is for reference only. Please refer to the latest announcement on Roadie's official website.