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AirAudio streams the audio playing on your Android phone to HomePods, AirPlay speakers and Google Cast speakers — one at a time or all together, in sync. Pick your speakers, tap Stream, then press play in your favorite app.
Designed for simplicity.
Pick speakers, press play, fine-tune if you want to. No accounts, no clutter — just your audio, everywhere.
Play everywhere at once.
Group AirPlay and Google Cast speakers into one stream — HomePods, Macs, Nest speakers and more. Add or remove speakers while it plays, and stereo pairs link automatically with shared volume.
- AirPlay and Google Cast speakers in one stream
- Linked volume for stereo pairs
- Add or remove speakers mid-stream
Tune it until it's perfect.
Per-speaker volume, Auto sync that listens through your phone's microphone and lines every speaker up for you, millisecond delay adjustment if you want to fine-tune, and an "identify" beep so you always know which speaker is which.
- Independent per-speaker volume
- Auto sync, or tune each delay by hand
- "Identify (play beep)" to locate a speaker
TV-speaker output, solved.
Send audio to your Apple TV. For TV-speaker output, an optional lightweight Mac relay bridges the last step — set it up once and forget it.
- Stream to Apple TV directly
- Optional Mac relay for TV-speaker routing
- Clear in-app guidance when a relay is needed
Works with what you have.
On your phone
On the receiving end
* AirAudio picks AirPlay 1 or AirPlay 2 for each speaker automatically — HomePods on the latest software use AirPlay 2. You can change it per speaker under Advanced. On a PC? Get AirAudio for Windows.
Good to know.
Want the full walkthroughs? See the guides on AirPlay from Android and streaming to a HomePod.
Do I need another device to send from?
No — that's the whole point. AirAudio runs on your Android phone and streams to your AirPlay speakers. Your phone is the source; the speakers are the output.
Which speakers are supported?
HomePod and HomePod mini, AirPlay and AirPlay 2 speakers and receivers, Macs, Apple TV, and Google Cast speakers such as Google Nest speakers — mixed together in one stream if you like. Stereo pairs are detected automatically and share linked volume.
Do HomePods on the latest software work?
Yes. HomePods on the latest software need AirPlay 2, and AirAudio uses it for them automatically. You can switch any AirPlay speaker between AirPlay 1 and AirPlay 2 under Advanced.
What is the Mac relay for?
Playing through your TV's own speakers with an Apple TV, and the best sync when an Apple TV is part of a group. It's a small free helper running on a Mac on the same network. HomePods, AirPlay speakers and Google Cast speakers don't need it, and the app tells you when it's needed.
Is there latency?
A low-latency engine keeps audio tight to the source. When you stream to several speakers, Auto sync measures each one with your phone's microphone and lines them up, and drift correction keeps Google Cast speakers in step during long sessions. You can still fine-tune any speaker's delay by hand.
Is it free?
Yes — AirAudio is free with ads. You get 60 minutes of streaming on the day you install it and 30 minutes every day after. Watching an optional short ad (via Google AdMob) adds an hour, or removes the time limit for one stream.
Is there a Windows version?
Yes. AirAudio for Windows sends everything your PC plays to HomePods, AirPlay speakers and Google Cast speakers, with Auto sync and per-speaker volume and delay. It's free — get it on the download page.