Which Bluetooth devices does ToothFairy support?

It supports any device that can connect to your Mac through the macOS Bluetooth menu, including AirPods, earbuds, speakers, headphones, game controllers, keyboards, and mice. HomePod is not supported because it isn't a Bluetooth audio device.

How can I improve Bluetooth audio output quality?

macOS often switches to the SCO codec when it thinks you're using the microphone. ToothFairy ensures the higher-quality AAC codec is used when you only need audio output, such as for music, videos, or games.

Does ToothFairy show battery levels for all devices?

Not necessarily. Not all Bluetooth devices report their battery level, or provide it in a way ToothFairy can read.

How do I switch a Bluetooth device between multiple Macs?

This requires the Bluetooth device itself to support pairing with multiple computers or phones simultaneously. Current-generation Apple Magic Keyboard, Mouse, and Trackpad don't support this. Make sure the device is already paired with your Mac before using it.

How much does ToothFairy cost?

According to the store page, ToothFairy costs ¥48.00.

What are the system requirements for ToothFairy?

It requires macOS 10.13 or later and is available only for Mac.

September 27, 2026

ToothFairy

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A utility app to connect AirPods and other Bluetooth devices to your Mac with a single click or keyboard shortcut.

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Product facts

Type: Desktop App
Category: Productivity & Workflow › Launchers and Utilities
Pricing: Paid
Platforms: macOS
Launched: Sep 27, 2026
Listed: Sep 27, 2026
Website: apps.apple.com

Overview

ToothFairy is a macOS desktop utility developed by C-Command Software, LLC that simplifies connecting your Mac to Bluetooth devices. It eliminates the need to repeatedly open menus or Control Center to switch Bluetooth audio devices in macOS. Once installed, you can assign individual menu bar icons to Bluetooth devices such as headphones, mice, and keyboards, making it easy to see connection status and battery levels at a glance. Connect or disconnect with a single click or a custom keyboard shortcut. The app supports multiple Bluetooth audio devices, each configurable with its own icon and shortcut. Regarding audio quality, macOS may default to the SCO codec when it detects microphone use. ToothFairy can force AAC output to improve sound quality when listening to music, watching videos, or gaming. It also supports running shell scripts when a device connects or disconnects—for example, sending notifications or starting and stopping other apps—and supports AppleScript so you can control it from other apps or automation tools. ToothFairy can launch automatically at login, and you can hide its Dock icon so it appears only in the menu bar. Note that the app works only with devices already paired in the macOS Bluetooth menu. HomePod is not supported (it isn't a Bluetooth audio device), and not all devices report battery information to ToothFairy. Requires macOS 10.13 or later.

Key features

One-Click Connect & Disconnect: Connect or disconnect Bluetooth devices with a single click on the menu bar icon or a keyboard shortcut.
Menu Bar Status Display: Assign a dedicated icon to each Bluetooth device to show connection status and battery level in real time.
Multi-Device Support: Manage multiple Bluetooth audio devices simultaneously, with custom icons and shortcuts for each.
Improved Audio Quality: Force the AAC codec instead of SCO for better audio output when listening to music or watching videos.
Shell Script Execution: Automatically run shell scripts when a Bluetooth device connects or disconnects, such as sending notifications or launching/quitting apps.
AppleScript Support: Control ToothFairy and your devices from other apps or automation tools via AppleScript.
Launch at Login: Start automatically when you log in so it's always ready to use.
Hide Dock Icon: Optionally hide the Dock icon so the app appears only in the menu bar.
Broad Device Compatibility: Works with AirPods, headphones, speakers, game controllers, keyboards, mice, and any device that connects via macOS Bluetooth.

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Q&A

Which Bluetooth devices does ToothFairy support?AI-generated: It supports any device that can connect to your Mac through the macOS Bluetooth menu, including AirPods, earbuds, speakers, headphones, game controllers, keyboards, and mice. HomePod is not supported because it isn't a Bluetooth audio device.
How can I improve Bluetooth audio output quality?AI-generated: macOS often switches to the SCO codec when it thinks you're using the microphone. ToothFairy ensures the higher-quality AAC codec is used when you only need audio output, such as for music, videos, or games.
Does ToothFairy show battery levels for all devices?AI-generated: Not necessarily. Not all Bluetooth devices report their battery level, or provide it in a way ToothFairy can read.
How do I switch a Bluetooth device between multiple Macs?AI-generated: This requires the Bluetooth device itself to support pairing with multiple computers or phones simultaneously. Current-generation Apple Magic Keyboard, Mouse, and Trackpad don't support this. Make sure the device is already paired with your Mac before using it.
How much does ToothFairy cost?AI-generated: According to the store page, ToothFairy costs ¥48.00.
What are the system requirements for ToothFairy?AI-generated: It requires macOS 10.13 or later and is available only for Mac.