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 out now on the App Store — free, no accounts, no ads. The whole planet is one tap away.