The app that checks your video's sound while you edit.

Yes. It works with anything that plays sound on your Mac: Final Cut Pro, Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, CapCut, iMovie, Descript, or a video in your browser. Pick Phonecast as the speaker in your Mac's Sound settings. There is nothing to install in your editor and nothing to export.

With the cable plugged in, yes. Over Wi-Fi the sound reaches your phone a moment late, which is fine for checking how loud it is and how clear your voice is, but lips will look slightly off. Plug in the cable while you edit.

You can, and it works. But you have to export and send it every time, so most people only check once at the end. With Phonecast you hear the phone while you are still editing, so you can turn the music down and hear the difference straight away.

The phone app listens to what your Mac plays and compares your voice with the music around it. It tells you if your voice is clear, if the music is covering it, or if it is buried, and gives you one fix, like turning the music down a little.

Yes. Choose Podcast as where you post and Phonecast tells you if your episode is loud enough, and when your intro music is sitting on top of your voice.

For Wi-Fi, yes. Both devices must be on the same Wi-Fi network. Hotel, office and guest Wi-Fi often block it. The cable always works.

Not yet. Today Phonecast needs a Mac and an iPhone or iPad. Windows and Android versions are being built.

No. You get 7 days free, then $29 once and it is yours, on up to 4 Macs, with updates included. Starting the trial needs a card. It is charged $29 on day 7 unless you cancel before then on account page. Those 7 days are your window to decide: once the $29 is charged, the sale is final.

Yes. Your sound goes straight from your Mac to your phone. It never reaches us.