Noise cancelling, the equaliser and battery — right from the menu bar, or scripted from the command line. No vendor app. No phone detour.
01 — CAPABILITIES
Your headphones already sound right on your Mac. These are the things you currently have to pick up a phone to change.
Off, transparency, or on with strength one through five.
All twenty-two presets, or your own eight-band curve.
Battery, firmware and connection state at a glance.
Query and switch modes from scripts and shortcuts.
02 — APP / CLI
03 — COMPATIBILITY
More models are being added. A device gets write access once its behaviour has been confirmed on real hardware — until then it stays read-only rather than guessing, because wrong offsets written to headphones are how they end up in odd states.
Got a different model? Open an issue — it's mostly a matter of confirming what it does.
04 — INSTALL
Open source, native Swift, and built for people who want their headphones to work where they work.
$ brew tap mervin008/tap $ brew trust mervin008/tap $ brew install --cask --no-quarantine mervin008/tap/soundcorebridge
Homebrew asks you to trust third-party casks, hence the middle line. Needs macOS 13 or later — or take the zip from releases.
The protocol layer is platform-independent; only the Bluetooth transport is macOS-specific, so the other two are a port rather than a rewrite.
05 — CREDITS