Volume Wheel

Volume Wheel

by Adrian Buzek

4 ratings
5 reviews

Archived App (Last seen on 29 Jun 2025)

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 21, 2022
  • June 2, 2022

Features

Volume Wheel screenshot #1 for iPhone
Volume Wheel screenshot #2 for iPhone
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Control your device's audio volume with a simple, intuitive wheel interface. Mimics the tactile experience of old radios, making volume adjustments effortless, especially when using external speakers.

Volume adjustment wheel
External speaker optimization
Simple and intuitive UI
Radio-like control
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What's New in Volume Wheel

1.1.2

June 2, 2022

Added dark mode compatibility

User reviews

Volume wheel

Simple and works well. Great app. Thanks!

Functional but nothing special

Doesn't do anything the phone can't do on its own; doesn't offer any more precise volume control, but does at least provide a better interface than the base product.

Excellent, simple, volume control but needs new UI

Great to be able to increase or decrease volume on my iPad and iPhone without depending on tricky side and top buttons. Bur I’d welcome an updated interface, or at least one where I could customize background color, icon, etc.

Nice and simple

Does one thing, and does it well :) My only suggestions would be customisable shortcut buttons (currently stuck with 0, 25, 50, 75 & 100%) and a home screen widget

Near perfect as advertised

Hey, thank you so much for making this app, oh my god. I use my iPad as a Spotify controller, and it’s such a pain to have to open the control center or use the physical controls every time I want to change the volume- plus if people walk up to me, they can see how loud my music is and tap me if needed!

That said, there’s a scaling issue on iPadOS, particularly with split screen/multitasking. It results in either the entire wheel being out of frame (wheel is too large), or only about 65% of it (~11:00 to 7:30, clockwise)- which Tbf is entirely usable for me given I don’t generally turn up that loud, but all the color controls are obscured.

I’m sure you’re not super stoked about supporting a tiny app you released two years ago, but if you have a chance to look into it I’d be so unbelievably grateful. Ive been meaning to just make an app like this myself, but I haven’t gotten around to properly learning swift & the Apple APIs yet :/
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FAQ

What is Volume Wheel?

Volume Wheel is a utility app that provides an intuitive wheel interface for adjusting your device's audio volume, similar to old radio controls. It's designed for easy and precise volume management.

Is Volume Wheel free to use?

Yes, Volume Wheel is completely free to download and use. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements associated with the application.

What devices does Volume Wheel support?

Volume Wheel is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed to work seamlessly across these Apple platforms.

How often is Volume Wheel updated?

The app was last updated on June 2, 2022, to version 1.1.2. While update frequency isn't specified, this indicates recent maintenance and improvements.

What is the age rating for Volume Wheel?

Volume Wheel has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for users of all ages. Its simple functionality requires no complex understanding.

How does Volume Wheel compare to built-in volume controls?

Volume Wheel offers a more tactile and visually distinct method for volume adjustment, mimicking the feel of a physical dial. This can be particularly useful for quick adjustments, especially when using external speakers.

What is the user sentiment for Volume Wheel based on ratings?

Volume Wheel has an average rating of 3.3 stars from 4 ratings. This suggests a mixed reception, with some users finding it useful while others may have encountered minor issues or had different expectations.