AirBridge streams Windows system audio to AirPlay speakers
OpenAIDevs · x · 2026-08-26
Developed by Adam Tarantino, AirBridge took second place in Apps for Your Life. This app streams Windows system audio (or single apps) directly to one or more AirPlay receivers (e.g., HomePods) without virtual cables or temp files. It features multi-room playback, acoustic delay calibration, and an optional GPT-5.6 voice assistant. Technically, it uses Python to inject a persistent audio source, bypassing the RAOP protocol's limitation to finite files.
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