Booster icon Booster v1.0.0 · Android 8+
Volume booster + 10-band equalizer

More gain.
Zero dirt.

Booster pushes your volume past the system limit with clean, distortion-controlled gain — a limiter guards the end of the chain, so louder never means crackle.

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The Booster dial at MAX, raised past the system volume limit
01 / Inside

Built like studio gear

Most boosters crank one slider and let it distort. Booster splits the job the way hardware does: gain, limiter, and a real equalizer — each doing only its part.

Gain stage

Boost past the limit

Clean gain beyond 100% on speakers, wired headphones and Bluetooth. A built-in limiter sits at the end of the chain and catches peaks before they clip.

The Booster dial raised past 100%
EQ section

10 bands, 18 presets

Ten bands with Bass, Surround and Reverb — fully independent of the boost. Works at any volume, even with the booster switched off.

The 10-band equalizer with Bass, Surround and Reverb
Background

Keeps running

Start the boost, switch to Spotify or YouTube — it stays active, with controls in a persistent notification.

Media

Now playing

An optional mini player detects what's playing and gives you play, pause and skip without leaving Booster.

Timer

Sleep timer

Fall asleep to your music — Booster switches the boost off by itself when the timer runs out.

Safety

Hearing guard

Clear warnings at high boost levels — because louder should always be your choice, not an accident.

02 / Signal path

Off means off

Booster's one hard rule: with the boost and EQ turned off, it applies zero processing. No hidden "enhancement", no silent EQ curve.

Source Boost Limiter EQ Output

Everything off → bit-for-bit system sound. The effects join the chain only when you raise the dial past 100% or switch the equalizer on — and leave it the moment you turn them off.

03 / Privacy

No accounts. No tracking. No data.

Booster collects nothing — no analytics, no ads, no personal data. Your settings live only on your phone, and every bit of audio processing happens on the device itself.

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