HomePod, meet Android.
Keep the phone you love and bring your music to your Apple speakers. Bridge Audio is built around everyday HomePod listening, with HomePod 2 tested.
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Your HomePod uses Wi-Fi for music playback. Bridge Audio gives your Android phone the AirPlay connection, so you can bring your music to the speaker without switching phones.
why bridge audio
Keep the phone you love and bring your music to your Apple speakers. Bridge Audio is built around everyday HomePod listening, with HomePod 2 tested.
Save your favorite speaker and reconnect from the home-screen widget. Choose a default room and auto-connect when you open Bridge.
Manage your stream from Android notifications. Adjust speaker volume with your phone's volume buttons while Bridge is open.
Start with a free 3-minute stream. Unlock unlimited listening once. No subscription.
HomePod’s Bluetooth supports setup and nearby-device features. Its music playback route is AirPlay over Wi-Fi, so you connect using a sender app on Android.
Bridge Audio supplies that connection: choose your speaker, approve playback-audio capture and press play in your music app.
Bridge Audio is built for Android users in Apple homes. Music and podcasts stay in your usual player while the sound moves to your chosen room over local Wi-Fi.
Save your favorite speaker, reconnect from the widget and control your stream from Android notifications.
Use an already configured HomePod on the same Wi-Fi as your Android phone. Initial HomePod setup requires an iPhone or iPad.
Start with a free 3-minute stream. Unlock unlimited listening once. No subscription.
HomePod is not a standard Android Bluetooth audio output. Bridge Audio uses Wi-Fi speaker streaming instead.
HomePod 2 is tested. Check other models and receivers with your phone using the free 3-minute stream.
Bridge streams playback that Android and the source app permit. Protected content can block capture.
Yes. HomePod music playback is designed around AirPlay and network audio.