Patch for Chrome: Tab Audio Into Calls

Play a Chrome tab's sound into your video calls. Music, a YouTube video, a podcast, a sound effect or a web soundboard: your callers hear it clearly, mixed with your voice, in Google Meet, Zoom, and any other call app on your Mac. Screen sharing with "share tab audio" only works in some apps, and only while you share your screen. Patch for Chrome sends the tab's sound straight into your microphone signal instead, so it works in every call app, with or without screen sharing. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open the tab you want your callers to hear. 2. Click Patch in the Chrome toolbar. 3. Click Send this tab. That's it. Click Stop when you're done. To switch, click Patch on another tab and send that one instead. The sent tab goes quiet in Chrome and you hear it through Patch, so you hear exactly what your callers hear. GREAT FOR • Playing background music or a playlist in a meeting, class or stream • Sharing a YouTube video, demo or clip with sound during a call • Sound effects and soundboards for remote team games, quizzes and watch parties • Teachers, presenters, DJs, podcasters and live streamers who need clean tab audio SAFE BY DESIGN • Sends one tab at a time: only the tab you choose, only after you click. • Your meeting's own tab is kept out, so callers never hear an echo of themselves. • If the tab reloads or moves to another site, Patch stops sending it. • The sound stays on your Mac. Patch for Chrome collects no data and makes no network connections. • The first time, Chrome asks once about your microphone. That lets Patch for Chrome find the Patch speaker. It never listens. REQUIRES PATCH FOR MAC Patch for Chrome works with Patch, the Mac app that mixes any app's sound into your calls (macOS, free trial). Get Patch at https://tonal.fm/patch, add a Chrome tab in Patch, then click Send this tab. Help and support: https://tonal.fm/patch