Clic for Sonos

Clic for Sonos

Music controller & remote

269 ratings
111 reviews
Free
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Control your Sonos sound system effortlessly from your Apple Watch or smartphone. This app offers seamless integration, personalized scenes, and quick shortcuts for an enhanced audio experience.

Apple Watch control
Personalized scenes
Quick shortcuts
Dynamic widgets
Easy network integration
Simple setup
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What's New in Clic for Sonos

2026.7

August 17, 2026

–– New Features –– - Sonos Radio: Search Sonos Radio stations and browse them by genre, then play any station on any room or group — the SONOS badge appears on the artwork, and the station's artwork is shown during ad breaks - Smarter Services settings: the Services screen now shows what's actually on your Sonos — services you've authorized get show/hide toggles, ones you haven't set up yet link straight to the Sonos app to sign in, and services Clic doesn't support yet are listed too. Pull down to refresh after adding one - Pandora: Browse your Pandora stations, search for new ones, and play any station on any room or group — sign in through the Sonos app and it works in Clic automatically - Pandora Thumbs: Thumb a song up or down right from the player to tune what the station plays next — and set any Pandora station as an alarm –– Bug Fixes & Improvements –– - Fixed album artwork stuttering the player during song changes — the crossfade is now one smooth dissolve - Services you remove in the Sonos app no longer linger in Clic — they're hidden from search and browse automatically - Plex sign-in now lives right on its row in Services — tap the row to manage your account - Clic Mini and Apple Watch now follow the speaker you pick on the Connectivity screen, instead of whichever speaker happened to answer first - Redesigned the Connectivity screen around a single choice — which speaker Clic connects through. It's set to Automatic out of the box, or tap any speaker to use that one instead; a LAN badge marks the speakers wired to your router, and a tick shows what's in use - Fixed the speaker you pick on the Connectivity screen not sticking — the tick would flash onto it and jump back to another speaker. Your choice now persists, and Clic genuinely uses that speaker for album artwork, your library and favorites - Clic's automatic speaker pick now prefers a speaker wired to your router, as it always said it did — previously the wired preference was applied and then discarded, so it could settle on a speaker over Wi-Fi - Refreshed the bottom controls on the player and the speaker list with a glass toolbar look — earlier iOS versions get a matching frosted style - Fixed the queue button's ring briefly showing as full when opening or closing the queue - Scenes now play on the speakers that are available — if a speaker is unplugged or offline, the scene runs on the rest instead of doing nothing - Redesigned the empty queue and Up Next screens — instead of a bare "Nothing up next", they now show your recent play history so you can tap to start something playing right away - Playing a long playlist no longer feels like the tap was dropped — if Sonos needs more than a moment, the banner shows a spinner with what's loading, then confirms once it's ready - The play button now pulses while your speaker is getting a song ready — in the mini player, the player, the speaker list, and on Apple TV - Fixed the Live Activity vanishing when you set the volume from it while in another app — and a speaker that's briefly unreachable no longer dismisses your other rooms' Live Activities along with it - Your volume buttons and the Lock Screen slider now control the speaker by default while Lock Screen ▸ Now Playing is on — Use iPhone Volume Buttons has moved to Preferences ▸ Lock Screen to sit with the setting it belongs to, and it now covers the sliders as well as the buttons. Previously the switch had no effect on the Lock Screen at all. If you'd turned it off, it stays off ... and more.

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Unlock all Sonos devices, watch and more!

$14.991 Year
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$39.99

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User reviews

Great little app…except

I love being able to control my speaker from my desktop while I work. And for that it works great. Until it doesn’t. For whatever reason, it keeps not wanting to “see” my speaker. We have another Sonos user here and THAT one always shows up as the speaker in Clic. Almost every time. I try to set the priority device to my IP address and sometimes that works but now even that has failed. With the app telling me there is no Sonos at the IP address I enter. Despite that being the exact IP address the app shows. So I don’t know what happened. But I’ve just never been able to reliably connect to my speaker.
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At last!

Searching for a Sonos controller integrated with Apple devices. Found it!
Iphone, ipad and Apple watch! Thank you Nick!

Yes but, need Sonos software to work for Clic to work?

In order to get the Clic software to work with playlists, you need to have Sonos software working. The same Sonos software that stopped working 4 - 5 years ago. Clic works at controlling speakers, but as far as a replacement for iTunes or Sonos music app it’s useless.

Everything the Sonos app should be!!!

I’m still getting familiar with Clic for Sonos, but it is incredibly better than the state of the Sonos app as of May 2026. Clic is agnostic as to whether you’re using a system with older Sonos equipment or newer Sonos equipment that requires the newer Sonos 2 app - I tested and proved this by going into a home yesterday that was using 6 older Connect:Amps and 2 Play 5 speakers (requiring the old Sonos 1 app) and music on a NAS vs my own system that uses the Sonos 2 app. Clic works on both.

Anyone frustrated with using the Sonos app should try Clic for Sonos on their own system. It brings back the pleasure of controlling music playback thru Sonos.
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Embarrasses the SONOS app

Inspiring what a small thoughtful, diligent, motivated dev team can do. Sonos should hang their heads in shame. Or alternatively just back a truck full of money to this team and make it their official app.

One small nitpick is that there’s one too many UI flourishes here and there. I’d remove the numbers from the volume sliders for example. And the rooms pop-up that duplicates the sidebar functionality is redundant IMO. But I’m really stretching to find faults.

It’s rock solid. Supports all native Mac OS touches like widgets. What more do you want?
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User experience

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Trouble connecting to Sonos system

Bug

Live activities not always in sync

Bug

Widgets not functioning as expected

Bug

Requested Features

4 requests

Dark mode option

Feature

Expanded music service integrations

Feature

Ability to rename and pair speakers

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More customization options for the interface

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FAQ

What does Clic for Sonos do?

Clic for Sonos allows you to control your Sonos sound system directly from your Apple Watch or smartphone. It offers features like personalized volume settings, speaker grouping, and quick access to your favorite configurations.

How do I set up Clic for Sonos?

Setup is designed to be hassle-free. Ensure your mobile device and Sonos speakers are on the same network, then launch the app. It will guide you through granting necessary network access in seconds for smooth integration.

Is Clic for Sonos free to use?

The app is free to download and offers core control functionalities. Additional features and enhanced experiences may be available through in-app purchases, providing a flexible way to access premium capabilities.

What devices is Clic for Sonos compatible with?

This app is designed for use with Apple Watch and smartphones, enabling you to manage your Sonos system from your wrist or pocket. Both your control device and Sonos speakers need to be on the same network for optimal performance.

Can I control multiple Sonos speakers with this app?

Yes, you can manage your entire Sonos system with Clic. The app allows you to group speakers and tailor volume settings for different zones, providing comprehensive control over your multi-room audio setup.