Piezo makes it a snap to record audio on your Mac. In seconds, you'll be recording audio from any application or from audio inputs like microphones. Piezo requires almost no configuration, and it's a blast to use! Simple and inexpensive - that's a winning combination.

What's New:

Version 1.9.9:

• Decluttered Menus on MacOS 26 (Tahoe)
  Menus have been decluttered on MacOS 26 (Tahoe), removing the menu bar icons Apple forced into Piezo. For more details, see our blog post.
• Unobtrusive Update Notifications
  Piezo’s software update notifications have been modified to be less obtrusive, in the hopes of avoiding disruptions. When the timed automated check detects a newer version, it will no longer pop a dialog in front of your work. Instead, a small “Update Available” indicator will appear in Piezo’s main window. This change makes it easier for you to control when you update to newer versions.
• Quo VoIP Capture Support
  The Quo desktop app (formerly OpenPhone) is now supported as a VoIP audio source, making it easy to record both halves of a conversation.
• The control-click/right-click contextual menu now properly appears for the Code field of the License window, allowing pasting via the mouse. Command-V also continues to work, of course.
• A never-spotted-in-the-wild crash which could occur due to improper resource clean-up when installing Loopback or SoundSource has been fixed.
• Piezo’s “License” window now contains a helpful link to access our customer dashboard.
• Visuals on several of Piezo’s dialogs have been improved.
• MacOS 14.4 or higher is now required
  Piezo now requires MacOS 14.4 or higher. If you're on an older version of MacOS, be sure to see our Legacy Software page.

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