Spin a photorealistic globe stitched with 50,000+ live radio stations. Tap a glowing dot anywhere on Earth — jazz in Tokyo, salsa in Havana, morning news in Nairobi — and you're there, listening.
The real interface — a planet with a play button.
Photorealistic satellite imagery with a glowing, genre-colored dot for every live station on Earth. Spin, tap, listen.
See what's playing as it plays — artist and track pulled straight from each station's stream metadata.
Jazz, classical, electronic, news, and more — or dive into a single country and hear all of it.
Star a station once and it's on all your devices, synced through your own iCloud.
AirPlay to your speakers, then keep spinning the globe, switch apps, or lock your phone — the music stays on.
No accounts, no ads, no tracking. Open the app and the world starts playing.
Every dot on the globe is a real internet radio station — a jazz café in Paris, a college station in Ohio, a reggae channel in Kingston — streaming live from its own servers.
The map comes from radio-browser.info, a free, open, community-maintained directory that volunteers around the world keep accurate. When you play a station, Radio Globe reports an anonymous click back to the directory, which helps rank stations and keeps this open resource healthy.
Radio Globe is coming soon to the App Store. Leave your email and we'll tell you the moment it lands.