Thousands of radio stations from around the world, your favorite podcasts and a player that finally looks good. No account, no ads.
netRadio does one thing really well: get you to what you want to hear fast — and then get out of the way.
Tens of thousands of stations, filterable by country, genre and language. For live streams you see the track that’s playing right now.
Browse the current charts or search for your show — with the full episode list.
Download episodes and listen without a connection — perfect for the train, a flight or a dead spot.
Save stations, podcasts, episodes, playlists and audio dramas with one tap — and keep them on all your devices via your iCloud.
A player with 3D artwork, a live track readout and a dark mode that’s easy on the eyes after midnight.
Change podcast speed, skip back 15 seconds, forward 30. Plus a timer for when you fall asleep listening.
Connect Apple Music: your playlists right inside netRadio — plus find audio dramas and play them chapter by chapter. Optional, with your own subscription.
Send the audio via AirPlay to a HomePod, Apple TV or your speakers — for radio, podcasts and Apple Music.
Favorites and “Now playing” as a widget on your home screen — one tap and it plays.
Swipe through — from favorites and the station list to the player.
netRadio runs wherever you listen — from your desk to the car.
If something’s off or you have an idea, just get in touch — we’re listening.
The station list comes from an open directory. Individual stations are sometimes offline. Try another one or check back later.
Open the podcast, tap the download icon on an episode. You’ll find it under “Downloads” to listen offline.
Yes — your favorites sync across your devices via your personal iCloud (you can turn it off in Settings). Nothing is sent to us; downloads stay local on the device.
In Settings under “Appearance” you can pick light, dark, or automatic to match your device.
Turn on Apple Music in Settings — your playlists appear, and you can search audio dramas and play them chapter by chapter. It runs on your own Apple Music subscription; we don’t see any of it.