应用音量：为每个 App 设定独立音量

App Volume: Set independent volume for each app - the per-app volume control that iPhone & iPad should have has finally arrived.
From now on, switching from Podcast to TikTok won't result in sudden loud noise, you can use different volumes for watching Netflix and listening to music, and you don't have to keep pressing the side button to adjust the volume every time you switch apps. App Volume uses Apple's official Shortcuts engine, without jailbreaking, without voiding the warranty, and without stealing your privacy.
— Why this app is needed —
There is only one media volume throughout the iOS system: whatever volume you set for the previous app, the next app will use the same volume. Switching from Spotify to TikTok scares everyone in the car, and after watching YouTube and switching to Audible, you have to readjust the volume again. You hope to have different volumes when using headphones and speakers - these pain points haven't been solved by iOS.
Apple has never incorporated this function into the system. So we did it - taking the official route, using Apple's own "Shortcuts" engine to build, legal, safe, and without any tricks.
— How to use —
1. Create volume configurations, add the apps you usually use and their corresponding volumes (TikTok 30%, Podcast 70%, Netflix 80%)
2. The in-app wizard will guide you to install the pre-built template in Apple Shortcuts (once, and all subsequent apps added will automatically follow)
3. Follow the in-app teaching animation to set a personal automation so that the corresponding volume is automatically applied when switching apps
4. Add widgets to the lock screen / home screen / control center, and you can switch the entire set of configurations with one click for different scenarios
— Usage scenarios —
• Different volumes for different apps - Podcast 70%, music 60%, video 80%. After setting, the corresponding volume will be automatically used when switching apps.
• Night vs day - Create two configurations, click the widget before going to bed to switch to "night", and the volume of the entire set of apps will instantly decrease.
• Focus vs relaxation - Set a louder volume for learning apps, a quieter volume for social apps, and click the widget to switch when sitting down to read.
• Watching movies vs normal - Switch to the "theater" configuration when watching Netflix, and switch back to "daily" after watching.
• Outgoing vs at home - Click the widget to switch to the "public" configuration before entering the office / classroom to make all apps very quiet.
— Main features —
• Independent volume for each app - Set independent target volume for any app on iPhone / iPad
• Volume configurations - Multiple rules form named configurations, and the entire set can be switched instantly
• Lock screen widget - See the current configuration + click to cycle through
• Home screen widget - Available in three sizes: large / medium / small
• Control center widget (iOS 18+) - Switch with one click from any screen
• Integration with Apple Shortcuts - Pre-built templates, the in-app wizard guides you to install, and set personal automations
• Switching notifications - Silent banner notifications when configurations are switched (can be changed to vibration / turned off in settings)
• iCloud backup - Back up configurations to your iCloud
• 46-language interface
— Privacy first —
• Does not track - Only uses Firebase Crashlytics to capture crash reports + basic Analytics, nothing more
• Does not access the microphone, does not access location, does not access the contacts
• Completely transparent - The in-app FAQ details the operation mechanism of Shortcuts integration
• Privacy policy in Settings → Privacy
• Ready-made profile - Click "Explore" to install the bedtime mode or game ad mute profile with one click.
• Global rules - Keep the volume of a certain app fixed in all profiles; most suitable for games that should be muted as soon as they are opened.
• Share your combination - Turn any profile into a picture + link, and friends can import it by clicking.
— Why not directly use iOS shortcuts —
You can! But you have to build them yourself:
- One Shortcut for each app and each volume
- Remember which volume corresponds to which app yourself
- Switching between multiple scenarios (day / night) depends on manual linking
App Volume has a one-click UI that takes care of everything - the