Resanance

Take full remote control of your Resanance soundboard

Resanance is already a favorite among streamers and voice chat regulars, and this official companion brings its powerful soundboard controls straight to your hand. Instead of crowding your desktop with rows of buttons, you can shift your trigger surface to a separate device and reclaim valuable screen space for games, chats, or production tools.

The core idea is simple but effective: Resanance runs on your computer, while this app mirrors your button profiles so you can fire sounds remotely. Once connected, your existing layout appears as an organized grid, letting you tap to trigger effects, memes, stingers, or music without hunting through windows on your main display. It feels particularly natural for people using multiple monitors or streaming overlays, where every pixel matters.

Performance is generally responsive, with taps translating into sound cues quickly enough for live reactions in voice calls or broadcasts. Because the app is built around Resanance’s beta (2.6.3+) button profiles, you get good consistency between what you see on your computer and on your companion screen. This also means you can experiment with more complex setups and then simply offload them.

There are, however, some caveats. Compatibility is currently limited to those newer beta profiles, so anyone using older configurations will need to update. The interface prioritizes function over flair, with a plain, utilitarian design that could use more visual polish and customization options. You will also be relying on community resources, such as the official Discord, to access the latest profiles and share feedback.

Still, for power users of Resanance—especially streamers and community hosts—this companion is a smart way to declutter your desktop, tighten your timing, and keep your soundboard exactly where you need it: at your fingertips.