Which macOS versions are supported?

macOS 13.0 (Ventura) or later. The Liquid Glass HUD requires macOS 15 or later; everything else works on macOS 13+.

WiiM Volume for macOS — Menu Bar Control for WiiM Speakers (Free)

Download WiiM Volume 1.4.2

Universal Binary · Intel & Apple Silicon · Free

WiiM Volume macOS menu bar app showing the volume slider, now-playing track with album art, and device selector — WiiM Volume in the macOS menu bar.

What is WiiM Volume?

WiiM Volume is a free, native macOS menu bar app that lets you control any WiiM speaker — WiiM Mini, WiiM Pro, WiiM Pro Plus, WiiM Amp, or WiiM Ultra — directly from your Mac. Adjust volume with the keyboard's media keys, see what's playing without opening the WiiM Home app, and control multiroom groups with a single slider.

Features

Menu bar volume control with slider
Media key capture (volume up/down, mute, play/pause)
Modern volume HUD with Liquid Glass effect (macOS 15+)
Automatic device discovery via Bonjour & SSDP
Track title in the menu bar (optional, with adjustable width)
Now-playing track with album art in the menu
Multiroom group volume control
Auto-switch media-key capture based on macOS audio output
Launch at Login via Apple's modern SMAppService
Automatic updates via Sparkle

System Requirements

macOS 13.0 (Ventura) or later
A WiiM device (Mini, Pro, Pro Plus, Amp, or Ultra) on the same local network.
Liquid Glass HUD requires macOS 15 or later.

Installation

Download and unzip the app.
Drag WiiM Volume.app to your Applications folder.
Launch it — grant accessibility permissions when prompted (needed for media key capture).
Select your WiiM device from the menu bar.

Updates

WiiM Volume checks for updates automatically via Sparkle. You can also check manually from the menu: Check for Updates…. Release notes are published in the Sparkle appcast.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is WiiM Volume free?

Yes. WiiM Volume is free to download and use.

Which WiiM devices are supported?

Any WiiM device discoverable on your local network via Bonjour or SSDP — including WiiM Mini, WiiM Pro, WiiM Pro Plus, WiiM Amp, and WiiM Ultra.

Does it work on Apple Silicon?

Yes. WiiM Volume ships as a Universal Binary that runs natively on both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs.

Why does it ask for accessibility permission?

Accessibility access is required to capture the keyboard's media keys (volume up/down, mute, play/pause) before macOS routes them elsewhere. WiiM Volume does not record keystrokes.

Support

Questions, feedback, or bug reports? Join the discussion on the WiiM community forum: WiiM Volume thread.