For You. What’s playing, where to pick up and everything you love.
netRadio 3.1
Tap play.
That’s it.
Thousands of radio stations, your podcasts and a player that finally looks good.
iPhoneiPadMacApple WatchCarPlay
netRadio 3.1
Thousands of radio stations, your podcasts and a player that finally looks good.
iPhoneiPadMacApple WatchCarPlay
For You. What’s playing, where to pick up and everything you love.
Podcasts, offline too. Download episodes and listen where there’s no signal.
Made for iPhone Duo. On the outer display, open and half folded.
On iPad with a sidebar. Plenty of room to browse, portrait or landscape.
At home on the Mac. With the menu bar, keyboard shortcuts and widgets.
Now for Apple Watch. Radio and podcasts right on your wrist, no iPhone needed.
Thousands of radio stations from around the world. Your favorite podcasts. Your Apple Music playlists. All in one player that finally looks good.
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Tens of thousands of stations, by country, genre and quality. You see what’s playing. And if a stream drops out, netRadio finds another one by itself.
Browse the charts or search for your show. With chapters, episode artwork and picking up exactly where you left off.
Listen to podcasts faster or slower.
For everyone who drifts off while listening.
To HomePod, Apple TV or your car. One tap.
Your playlists right in netRadio, audio dramas chapter by chapter. With your own subscription.
For trains, flights and dead zones.
One tap on the Home Screen and it plays.
Your favorites sync through your iCloud.
netRadio is available for iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch, and it works with CarPlay. One download, your favorites everywhere.
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iPhone Duo
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Just open it and listen. Your favorites stay with you and in your iCloud.
The station list comes from an open directory, and some stations are offline now and then. netRadio then looks for a working address by itself. If that doesn’t help, try another station or check back later.
Open the podcast and tap the download icon next to the episode. You’ll find it under “Downloads” to listen offline.
Yes, from version 3.1. Apple Watch plays radio and podcasts itself, over Wi-Fi or cellular, with Bluetooth headphones or (newer models) the speaker. Your favorites come over from iPhone automatically, and you can download podcast episodes to the watch.
Yes, as a Mac app of its own with a sidebar, a player in the menu bar, keyboard shortcuts (Space, ⌘← / ⌘→) and widgets. It’s part of the same App Store listing, and your favorites sync with iPhone and iPad through iCloud.
Yes, between your devices through your personal iCloud (you can turn it off in Settings). Nothing is sent to us, and downloads stay on the device.
Turn on Apple Music in Settings. Your playlists then show up, and you can search for audio dramas and listen chapter by chapter. It uses your own Apple Music subscription, and we don’t see any of it.
In Settings under “Appearance”, choose Light, Dark or Automatic to match your device.
Free on the App Store for iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch. Works with CarPlay.
