Clic for Sonos

Name: Clic for Sonos
Rating: 4.4 (275 reviews)
Author: Nick Hayward

By: Nick Hayward App

Music controller & remote

Overview

Version:

2026.7

Last updated: 2026-08-17

Ranking

#94,064 ▲ 524

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Experience hands-on control of your Sonos system from your Apple Watch or smartphone. Clic is an independent, unofficial companion app designed for quick setup, reliable on-network pairing, and effortless scene-based volume and speaker group management.

Key features include Apple Watch synchronization, tailored scenes, quick shortcuts, and dynamic widgets for at-a-glance control. It’s designed in Seattle with privacy and clear terms, and is not affiliated with Sonos Inc.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Music & Audio Entertainment

By:

Nick Hayward

Rating:

4.40

(275) 4 new ratings

Version:

2026.7 Last updated: 2026-08-17

Version code:

889781858

Creation date:

2023-10-24

Compatible devices:

Size:

91.62MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-30

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 94,064 ▲ 524

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Developed by:

Nick Hayward

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/clic-for-sonos/id6451395577

Website:

https://clic.dance

User Reviews

Users broadly praise Clic for Sonos as a universal, fast, and Apple-friendly controller with strong Apple Watch and Apple Music integration. It outperforms the official Sonos app in UI quality and speed and simplifies multi-room control. However, reviewers cite pricing concerns and recurring reliability issues—such as occasional speaker discovery failures, incomplete updates of live widgets, and platform bugs. Some features are missing or feel incomplete (muting, background refresh, playlist suggestions). Overall, the app is highly valued for convenience and design, but the price and stability are the main trade-offs.

Pros

Universal controller across Mac, Apple TV, and multiple Sonos systems, reducing the need to juggle several apps.
Apple Watch integration works well, expanding control beyond the phone.
Clean, fast, Apple-like UI that feels more polished than the official Sonos app and loads music/playlists quickly.
Reliable, responsive controls with simple, incremental volume adjustments.
Strong Apple Music integration and quick access to library and playlists.

Cons

Pricing is a frequent complaint—many users feel the subscription or lifetime price is too high for the value.
Stability issues: occasional speaker discovery failures, lag, and widgets/current track not updating on some platforms.
Missing features and UI gaps (e.g., no mute button, some Apple Music suggestions gaps, and background refresh for live activities) that reduce convenience.
Setup/uninstall quirks or platform-specific bugs (some users report errors on macOS/iPhone crashes or non-functioning apps).

Recent reviews

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.

by ba*****, 2026-07-28

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.