Only in the Mac app
Full privacy. Nothing leaves your machine.
Common reference targets: Spotify −14 LUFS, Apple Music −16 LUFS, YouTube −14 LUFS, podcasts −16 to −19 LUFS, with true peak at or below −1 dBTP. Platforms normalise playback themselves, so treat these as guides and check the client's spec. The Loudness Report checks a whole batch against them at once.
Yes. Fades, trims, normalisation, the pipeline and WAV-to-WAV conversion keep the bext chunk (timecode, UMID, originator), iXML and cue markers. When silence is trimmed from the start, timecode and markers move with the audio.
No. Processing keeps the source's codec, bit depth and sample rate. Lossy files are re-encoded at their original bitrate when needed; trimming lossy files avoids re-encoding entirely.
No. The Mac app and the browser tools process files locally — audio never leaves your machine. The app needs the internet only to activate and to re-check the license now and then.
macOS 13 or later on Apple Silicon (M1 or newer). Intel Macs are not supported. The app is signed and notarized by Apple, and one license works on two Macs.