Echo 1.0.21 for Mac
Mac UtilitiesEcho is a small menu bar app that remembers what you play on your Mac. Songs, podcasts and videos from your apps and your browser all land in one searchable history, each with the exact position where you stopped. When something comes back to mind days later, one shortcut brings it back.
Key Features
- Records playback from music, podcast and video apps in one history
- Resumes any item at the exact second where you left off
- Captures browser playback with a free companion extension
- Lets you save Moments that mark standout parts of a track
- Keeps your full listening history on your Mac, with no account needed
How to Download
- Get the app from Download from the official site and save the file.
- Open the file and move Echo into your Applications folder.
- Launch it, play something in any app, and press its shortcut to test resume.
System Requirements
The vendor lists macOS 13 or later, on both Apple silicon and Intel Macs. Echo is a light background app, and a small browser extension is only needed if you want it to remember web playback.
FAQs
Which apps does Echo work with?
It works with apps that publish to the macOS Now Playing system, such as Spotify, Apple Music and Apple Podcasts, plus browser sites through its companion extension.
Is my listening history private?
Yes. The vendor states that your history stays on your Mac. Echo has no account and no cloud copy, and it goes online only for tasks like updates and artwork.
Does Echo record things I played before installing it?
No. It can only remember playback that happens while it is running, so your history starts building from the day you install it.
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