Per-App Volume Rules
App Volume Control lets you build a volume rule for each installed app instead of reaching for the slider whenever you switch tasks. A profile can set the levels used for music, ringtone, alarm, notification, and system audio, then apply those choices when the selected app opens or closes. This makes a quiet game, a louder navigation app, or a predictable media setup easier to repeat.
The screen keeps the entry point simple: enable the Do Not Disturb access, open the configuration flow, and adjust the behavior that should accompany a rule. The app can also restore an earlier level after an app closes, so temporary changes do not have to become your new default. It suits people who move between media, games, calls, and work apps throughout the day.
Music, Ringtone, and System Channels
Different Android audio channels can be tuned for different situations. Choose separate values for music, ringtone, alarm, notification, and system sounds, then decide how each application should behave when it becomes the foreground app. This is useful when a game should stay quiet, a calling app should remain audible, or a media player needs a consistent listening level.
Configuration switches make the behavior easy to adjust without rebuilding every rule. You can show a notification after a change, add vibration feedback, or prioritize music playback when that setting fits the way you listen. These controls give the utility more shape than a single mute button, while keeping the everyday task focused on predictable app-to-app transitions.
Headset Profiles and Restore Options
App Volume Control can adapt a rule to connected audio hardware as well as the app itself. Profiles may use different levels when a headset or Bluetooth A2DP device is connected, which helps separate phone-speaker habits from headphone listening. That is practical for commuters, players, and anyone who alternates between wireless audio and the built-in speaker.
Additional options cover the timing around a change: delay a volume adjustment, apply a preference when an app starts or closes, and restore the previous level afterward. System apps can be included too, letting one set of rules cover everyday utilities alongside downloaded apps. The result is a flexible routine that needs less manual correction whenever your listening context changes.
Eight-Rule Free Setup and Pro Controls
The free edition is designed for a manageable starter setup, with up to eight active rules before the Pro upgrade path becomes relevant. That limit is useful for users who only need profiles for a few games, media players, or communication tools, while heavier users can consider the Pro version to remove the restriction.
The menu also exposes About/Help information, version details, and the route to support, so the app remains understandable after the first configuration. It is best suited to Android users who want automatic foreground-app volume changes; it is not a full multi-stream mixer for independently controlling background and foreground audio at the same time.
