One Memory
One memory for everything
Every app and every tab, in a single history.
Now Playing New
What's playing at a glance.
Next to the clock in the menu bar, around the notch, or across your desktop. Turn on any mix in Settings > Now Playing.
Menu Bar
Click the song in the menu bar for its artwork, a scrubber, and play, pause and skip, without switching apps.
Notch
The notch grows to show the artwork, drops down with each new song, and opens with controls when you hover.
Desktop
Your wallpaper can become the artwork of whatever's playing, every time you play or only when you step away.
What Echo does
Remembers everything. Resurfaces anything.
One quiet menu-bar app that captures what you play, then hands it back the instant you want it.
Remember & resume
Everything you play, back in a keystroke.
One tidy history across every app and tab, and Echo drops you back at the exact second you left off.
Watch Anywhere
Float any video
It hovers over your work, then turns to glass so you can click straight through.
Instant Resume
Back at the exact second
Not just what you played, but where. Echo lands on the moment and hands you the controls: scrub, speed, skip.
Look back
Your listening, revisited.
See your day as a waveform, bookmark the moments that land, and finish what you started.
Moments
Bookmark the bit that hit
One keypress saves the exact spot, plus the ten seconds before it.
Your Day
Your day in sound
A waveform of everything you heard today, each session in its own colour. Tap to jump back in.
Shelf & Saved
Finish what you started
Half-watched videos and half-heard podcasts, waiting on a shelf.
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The craft
The details you'll feel.
Small, considered touches that make Echo a pleasure to keep around.
Resonance
Coloured by what's playing
Echo tints itself with the artwork of whatever's on. Prefer a constant? Pin your own accent.
Carry on Elsewhere
Pick it up on your phone
Scan the code and keep going, at the exact second, on your phone.
Quick Actions
Every action, one keystroke
Hit ⌘K on anything: pin, rename, recategorise, copy a timestamped link.
Keyboard-First
Never touch the mouse
Summon, filter, navigate and resume, all from the keys.
See it in action
Echo, in motion.
A quick tour: pull it up from anywhere, resume at the exact second, float a video, and make it yours.
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How Echo compares
In a different league to
In a different league to
a now-playing widget.
Now-playing widgets and history lists each do a slice. Echo is the one that remembers everything you've played, across every source, and resumes it at the exact spot.
Echo
SleeveSleeveNow-playing widget
macOS Now PlayingmacOSControl Centre
Spotify historySpotifyIn-app list
ScrobblersLast.fmLast.fm, NepTunes
Across every sourceEvery source
Resumes the exact spotExact spot
Keyboard overlay anywhereKeyboard overlay
Remembers video tooVideo too
Private and on-devicePrivate
Paid once, foreverPrice
$4.99One-time
PaidApp Store
FreeBuilt in
AccountSubscription
FreeFreemium
Move across the rows to see where Echo pulls ahead.
Pricing
Pay once. Yours forever.
No subscription, no trial nag, no account. One fair price and every future update is included.
Echo for Mac
$4.99once
One-time payment. No subscription, no account.
- Three Macs on one licence
- Every future update, free
- No subscription, ever
- macOS 13 or later
Secure one-time checkout via Polar
Our Promise
14-Day Money-Back Guarantee
Echo is made by THEODORE HQ, and every app we make carries
the same promise: only keep it if you love it.
Full Refund
Just email us within
14 days for your refund.
No Questions
No forms, no hoops,
no friction.
Human Support
Questions get a quick automatic reply, and a real person follows up within a day.
Questions
Good to know.
The questions people ask most, and a search box to find anything else.
What is Echo?
Echo is a menu-bar app for Mac that remembers every song, podcast and video you play, across your apps and the browser. Press the shortcut and a fast, keyboard-first overlay lets you resume any of it at the exact spot you left off.
Does it work with both audio and video?
Yes. Echo remembers music, podcasts and video alike. Half-watched YouTube and other browser videos come back in a floating picture-in-picture player you can keep in the corner while you work.
Which apps and sites does it work with?
Native apps that publish to macOS Now Playing (Spotify, Apple Music, Apple Podcasts and more), plus anything you play in your browser through the companion extension: YouTube, Spotify Web, SoundCloud, podcasts, and any tab with audio or video.
Do I need the browser extension?
Only if you want Echo to remember media you play in your browser. For native apps like Spotify and Apple Music, Echo works on its own. The free companion extension connects to Echo automatically; there is nothing to pair.
How customisable is it?
Plenty. Every keyboard shortcut is fully rebindable, and you can tune Echo's appearance and behaviour in Settings, so it looks and works the way you want.
How much is it?
Echo is $4.99, a one-time purchase. One licence covers up to three Macs, and every future update is included.
Is it a subscription?
No, never. Echo is a one-time purchase with no recurring fees and no trial nag. Buy it once and it is yours.
Will it slow down my Mac?
No. Echo is a light menu-bar app that sits in the background, using very little memory and almost no CPU until you summon the overlay.
How do I resume what I was playing?
Press the global shortcut from anywhere, even over another app, and Echo's overlay appears with your recent media. Choose anything and it reopens at the exact second you left off.
Won't a day of music bury everything else?
No. Long listening runs from the same app collapse into one tidy, expandable group in your history, so an afternoon of albums never buries the podcast or video you actually want back.
Is my data private?
Your listening history never leaves your Mac. Echo has no account and no cloud, and the extension only talks to the Echo app over a private channel on your own Mac. Echo goes online only to check for updates, check your licence, fetch artwork and play YouTube videos in its floating player. The details are in our privacy policy. See the privacy policy.
What does the browser extension actually access?
The title, artist, artwork, playback position and page address of tabs that are playing media, passed straight to the Echo app on your Mac. It never reads your page text or passwords, and never sends anything online.
Can I get a refund?
Yes. If Echo isn’t right for you, email support@theodorehq.com within 14 days of buying and we’ll refund you in full. The full detail is in our terms.
Is there a free trial?
There is no time-limited trial. Instead there is one fair price and a 14-day money-back guarantee, so you can buy, try it properly, and get a refund if it is not for you.
Which Macs does it run on?
Any Mac on macOS 13 (Ventura) or later, Apple Silicon or Intel. Updates arrive automatically and securely in the background.
Echo, in your browser.
A free companion that captures what you play on the web, from YouTube and Spotify to SoundCloud, and hands it straight to the app.
Free, and one Chrome listing covers Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc and Dia. Safari’s comes with the app: switch it on in Safari’s settings. The extension needs the Echo app for Mac to do anything.
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