Echo 1.0.21
Echo is a menu-bar utility from THEODORE HQ that remembers every song, podcast, and video played across a Mac's apps and browser, resuming any of it at the exact moment left off with a single keystroke. With floating video playback, Moments bookmarking, a color-coded daily listening waveform, and fully keyboard-driven controls, it brings one unified media memory to the entire Mac.
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About Echo 1.0.21 for Mac
Echo is a menu-bar utility for Mac developed by THEODORE HQ, built around a simple but genuinely useful idea: remembering every song, podcast, and video played across a Mac's apps and browser, then bringing any of it back at the exact moment it was left off with a single keystroke. Rather than hunting through Spotify history, YouTube's watch history, or a scattered mix of now-playing widgets, Echo keeps one unified, searchable timeline covering everything played throughout the day. What sets Echo apart from a typical now-playing widget or in-app history list is its breadth and precision. It works across native apps that publish to macOS Now Playing — such as Spotify, Apple Music, and Apple Podcasts — and, through a free companion browser extension, across anything played in a browser tab, including YouTube, Spotify Web, and SoundCloud. Video content can float above other windows in a glass-style picture-in-picture player, and a dedicated "Moments" feature lets users bookmark a specific point (plus the ten seconds before it) with a single keypress, all viewable later as a color-coded waveform of the day's listening.