iPhone
The remote in your pocket.
- Liquid Glass in the tab bar and the mini player.
- Ask Siri to turn the receiver up, mute it, or find a station.
- Volume, power, mute and your favorites as actions in the Shortcuts app.
One app, four platforms
At home on every Apple device you own.
Dial is a fully native app, quick and responsive, built using Apple’s own tools. No web views, no one-size-fits-all port: on each device it looks and works like the apps that came with it.
iPad
Room to browse.
- Tabs along the top that open into a sidebar.
- Search sits in the toolbar, out of the way of the list.
- Touch and hold a station, or right-click it with a trackpad, to add it to your favorites.
- Runs in a window beside your other apps, or in two: the remote in one, your favorites in the other.
Mac
A real Mac app.
The receiver’s own app isn’t on the Mac. Dial is, all of it.
- A sidebar, a unified toolbar and a Settings window, like any Mac app.
- With Apple Intelligence, ask Siri to play any station by name.
- Your radio, a click away while you work.
Apple Watch
Turn the crown, turn it up.
- The Digital Crown sets the receiver’s volume, with a click at every step.
- Now playing, power, mute and your favorites, on your wrist.
- Takes on the tint you chose on your iPhone, and reaches the receiver through it.
The remote
Volume in your receiver’s own decibels.
A big, clear volume control that reads exactly what the front panel does, with mute and power beside it. More than one receiver? Switch between them in a tap.
Home Theater Denon AVR-X1800H
Go on, turn it up. This one isn’t connected to anything.
Radio and podcasts
Every station your receiver can play.
Browse TuneIn the way your receiver sees it: local radio, music, talk, sports and news, by place or by language. Podcasts by category, with every episode. Search for anything, tap, and it plays on the receiver.
Built in
The details, taken care of.
Siri and Apple Intelligence
- “Turn the receiver up”
- “Mute the receiver”
- “Play Groove Salad in Dial”
Shortcuts
Volume, mute, power, a station or a favorite, as actions for your own shortcuts and automations.
Accessible
VoiceOver reads the volume in decibels and turns it with a swipe. Text follows your chosen size.
Your tint
Sixteen tints, eight vivid and eight quiet. Your watch takes on your iPhone’s. Try one on this page.
Finds your receiver
No setup: Dial finds Denon and Marantz receivers on your network by itself, or you add one by its address.
Free for 14 days
One purchase. Every device.
- Start the trial when you’re ready. It covers all your devices.
- When it ends, nothing is charged and nothing renews.
- One purchase, Unlock Dial, keeps it for good on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch.
- Not a subscription. Family Sharing is on.
Private
Dial collects nothing.
No account, no analytics, no tracking. Dial talks to your receiver, and to TuneIn for station artwork. That’s all.
Read the privacy policy →What you need
- A Denon or Marantz receiver with HEOS Built-in (most from 2016 on), on the same network as your iPhone, iPad or Mac. Does mine work?
- iOS 26.1, iPadOS 26.1, macOS 26 or watchOS 26, or later.
- For Apple Watch, your iPhone nearby with Dial on it. The watch reaches the receiver through it.
- For HEOS Favorites, the receiver signed in to a HEOS account, done once in the HEOS app.
Questions? See Support, or write to dial@montnoir.dk.