For your everyday desk
MuteMe Original
Choose Original for a full-size, silent touch surface you can place within easy reach on your desk.
- Silent stainless steel touch surface
- USB-C cable and USB-A adapter included
The MuteMe family
Compare MuteMe devices.
Start with how you want to control your microphone: silent touch, a compact plug-in, or a physical press. If you want camera and shortcut controls too, explore what’s planned for MuteMe Click.
Start with how you work.
Three microphone controllers to choose from today. A new kind of control on the way.
For a compact setup
MuteMe Mini
Choose Mini for the same touch-first approach in a small device that plugs directly into your computer.
- Compact steel touch surface
- Choose a USB-C or USB-A version
For a physical press
MuteSync
Choose MuteSync when you prefer a push button for microphone control, with a visible status light on your desk.
- Physical push button
- USB-C cord included
Coming soon
For more than microphone control
MuteMe Click
Explore Click if you want microphone, camera and personal shortcut controls together. These capabilities are planned.
- Planned four-way tactile control
- Two planned user-mappable buttons
Original, Mini and MuteSync work with the MuteMe companion app. Click is an upcoming product; its final specifications, supported actions and pricing will be announced with launch details.
Side by side
The differences that matter.
Original and Mini use silent touch. MuteSync uses a physical push button. Click’s planned design adds dedicated camera control and two personal shortcuts.
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| What matters to you | MuteMe OriginalSilent touch on your desk | MuteMe MiniCompact, direct plug-in | MuteSyncA physical microphone button | MuteMe ClickComing soon · planned features |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| How you use it | Touch the stainless steel surface | Touch the compact steel surface | Press the physical button | Tactile four-way click |
| Microphone control | Mute / unmute | Mute / unmute | Mute / unmute | Dedicated microphone control |
| Camera control | Microphone control only | Microphone control only | Microphone control only | Dedicated camera control |
| Extra action buttons | No additional buttons | No additional buttons | No additional buttons | Two user-mappable dot buttons |
| Microphone modes | Toggle on press or release; push to talk or mute | Toggle on press or release; push to talk or mute | Toggle on press or release; push to talk or mute | Final supported modes to be confirmed |
| Status lighting | Microphone state, with configurable colors and effects | Microphone state, with configurable colors and effects | Microphone state, with configurable colors and effects | Separate microphone and camera lighting |
| Connection | USB-C cable; USB-C to USB-A adapter included | Plugs directly into your computer; choose USB-C or USB-A | USB-C cord included | Connection and package details to be announced |
| Software & driver setup | MuteMe app; no separate USB device driver | MuteMe app; no separate USB device driver | MuteMe app; a serial driver may be required on Windows | Planned for the MuteMe app on Windows and macOS; final requirements at launch |
About Click: this column describes planned capabilities, not features available to purchase today. Explore the preview and launch list.
Hardware + software
Choose the feel.
Check your setup.
The physical control is only one part of the experience. The MuteMe app connects your device, your microphone and supported meeting software.
Check the compatibility matrixKeep the microphone you use.
These devices control microphone mute; they are not microphones. Use your computer’s microphone, headset or connected microphone with the MuteMe app.
Match your computer and meeting apps.
Windows and macOS are the main supported platforms. Linux builds are in beta; support varies by device and meeting app. Sync behavior also depends on your app settings and integration.
See current downloads and requirementsPlan for installation.
The companion app is required. Work-managed computers may need IT approval. MuteSync may also need a serial driver on Windows.
Read the MuteSync setup guideBefore you choose
A few useful answers.
Still deciding? Try the devices in the interactive demos to get a feel for their controls.
Explore the demosOriginal or Mini: what am I giving up?
Both provide microphone control through a steel touch surface, four microphone modes and configurable lights. The main difference is physical: Original gives you a larger surface positioned on your desk with a cable; Mini plugs directly into a USB port and keeps the setup compact.
Choose the Mini’s USB-C or USB-A variant to match your computer. Original includes a USB-C cable and USB-C to USB-A adapter.
Why choose MuteSync?
Choose MuteSync if you prefer a physical push button over a touch-sensitive surface. It controls your microphone using the same MuteMe companion app and offers toggle, push-to-talk and push-to-mute modes. Check its setup guide for the Windows driver requirement.
Should I choose Original now or wait for Click?
If your main goal is silent microphone control, Original is designed for that job. If dedicated camera control and personal shortcuts are essential to your workflow, explore the upcoming Click and join its launch list.
Click is coming soon. The demo is a concept preview; final features, supported actions, pricing and availability will be part of the launch details.
What do push to talk and push to mute mean?
With push to talk, hold the control to unmute and release to mute. Push to mute does the reverse: hold to mute, then release to unmute. Original, Mini and MuteSync also let you toggle on press or on release.
Can I order devices for a team or add a logo?
Yes. Explore device, quantity, customization and packaging options in the bulk order calculator, then contact the team for a quote.
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