Ottro builds focused, native utilities for the things Windows should do better. Per-app audio. Clipboard history. More coming soon. All free.
Drift shows you every app making sound and lets you control each one independently. No drivers. No complexity. Just control.
Get Drift — FreeWhat Drift does
Every application producing audio gets its own slider. Adjust Spotify without touching Discord. Lower Chrome without muting your game.
Music, Gaming, Meeting, Focus — switch your entire audio setup in one click. Each preset remembers per-app volume levels.
Real-time visualization of which apps are producing sound and how loud they are. Spot the rogue tab before it blows out your ears.
Built with WinUI 3 — not Electron. Launches in under 2 seconds, uses minimal memory, and follows Windows 11 design language.
Drift uses the Windows Core Audio API. No virtual audio devices, no kernel drivers, no system modifications. Install and go.
No trial period. No feature gates. No nag screens. The core per-app volume control will always be free.
How it works
One click. No setup wizards, no configuration, no restarts.
Every app currently making sound appears with its own volume slider and live peak meter.
Drag sliders, tap a preset, or mute individual apps. Drift remembers your settings.
You copy dozens of things a day. Windows remembers 25 — and forgets everything when you reboot. Clip remembers everything.
Get Clip — FreeWhat Clip does
Text, URLs, emails, code, hex colors, phone numbers, and images — all captured automatically and stored locally in SQLite. Survives reboots.
Search your entire clipboard history by content or source app. Find that URL you copied three days ago in seconds.
Clip identifies what you copied — URLs render in teal, code in monospace, hex colors show a live swatch. No configuration needed.
Pin the clips you use every day. Pinned items float to the top and never get pruned, no matter how many new clips arrive.
Right-click any clip to transform it: UPPERCASE, lowercase, Title Case, trim whitespace, URL encode/decode, and more. Non-destructive — the original stays intact.
Clip automatically skips recording when you copy from 1Password, Bitwarden, KeePass, LastPass, Dashlane, and other password managers.
How it works
Clip starts silently in your system tray. No window, no interruption.
Clip captures everything in the background — text, URLs, code, colors, images. You don't change any habits.
A clean popup appears right at your cursor. Search, click, paste. Done.
Free on the Microsoft Store. No account required.
Drift does not collect, store, or transmit any personal data. The application runs entirely on your device with no network requests, no analytics, no telemetry, and no tracking of any kind.
Drift accesses the Windows Core Audio API solely to enumerate and control audio sessions on your local machine. No audio data is recorded, processed, or sent anywhere. Your volume settings are stored locally on your device in a JSON file within your user profile directory.
Clip does not collect, store, or transmit any personal data. The application runs entirely on your device with no network requests, no analytics, no telemetry, and no tracking of any kind.
Clip monitors the system clipboard solely to capture text and image content for local display and recall. All clipboard data is stored locally in a SQLite database within your user profile directory. No clipboard data is sent to any server, cloud service, or third party. Clip automatically excludes clipboard content originating from known password manager applications.
We do not use cookies, advertising identifiers, or any form of user profiling. Ottro apps have no user accounts and require no sign-in.
Having trouble with an Ottro app? We're here to help. Most issues can be resolved by ensuring you're running the latest version from the Microsoft Store.
For bug reports, feature requests, or general questions, reach out to us at support@ottro.app. We typically respond within 48 hours.
Why don't I see any apps? — Drift shows apps that are currently producing audio. Play some music or a video and the session cards will appear automatically.
Does Drift work with Bluetooth headphones? — Yes. Drift controls audio sessions regardless of your output device. Switch between speakers and headphones and Drift adapts automatically.
How do I open Clip? — Press Ctrl+Shift+V from anywhere. Clip appears as a popup at your cursor position.
Where is my clipboard data stored? — Locally on your machine at %LOCALAPPDATA%/Ottro/Clip/clips.db. Nothing is sent to the cloud.
Does Clip record passwords? — No. Clip automatically skips recording when the foreground app is a known password manager (1Password, Bitwarden, KeePass, LastPass, Dashlane, and others).
Does my history survive reboots? — Yes. Clips are stored in a local SQLite database and persist across restarts.