Rogue Amoeba is a Boston, Massachusetts-based software developer specializing in audio applications for macOS. The company was founded in 2002 by Paul Kafasis, Alex Lagutin, and Quentin Carnicelli, and has built a catalog of tools focused on recording, routing, and controlling audio on the Mac platform.

The company's lineup includes Audio Hijack, a flagship application for capturing audio from any running program or hardware input; Loopback, a virtual audio routing utility that emulates a studio patchbay; Airfoil, which streams audio from a Mac to AirPlay, Bluetooth, and Chromecast receivers; SoundSource, a menu-bar audio control utility; Fission, a lossless audio editor; Farrago, a soundboard application; and Piezo, a simplified one-click recorder.

Rogue Amoeba's software is widely used by podcasters, streamers, producers, and musicians who work in-the-box on macOS, particularly for tasks like routing DAW outputs, capturing audio from plugins or browsers, and managing multiple input and output devices. Their applications have received recognition including Macworld 'Eddy' awards and O'Reilly Mac OS X Innovators Awards.

Rogue Amoeba has 1 product cataloged on Equipboard, including Utility Plugins.