Freqcast
Freqcast is a modern internet radio player that finds streams from station websites, so you don't have to hunt for a .mp3, .aac, or .m3u8 URL yourself.
Paste a station's website link and Freqcast checks Radio Browser, then scans the site itself, discovers a playable stream, verifies that it works, and adds it to your library.
Features:
- Paste a station website instead of hunting for a stream URL — Freqcast automatically discovers and verifies the playable stream whenever possible
- Discover stations — search the Radio Browser directory by name, genre, country, language, or "near me", and add results straight to your library
- Background playback with automatic reconnect
- Timeshift (rewind) for compatible streams
- Live ICY metadata
- Sleep timer and multiple wake-up alarms
- Home screen widget and Android Auto support
- Import/export station lists (JSON, OPML, M3U, PLS)
- Tablet and foldable layouts
- Localized into English, Russian, Spanish and Simplified Chinese
Freqcast is fully local, requires no account, shows no ads, and doesn't depend on a proprietary station catalog. It works with standard HTTP/HTTPS streams and HLS.
Paste a station's website link and Freqcast checks Radio Browser, then scans the site itself, discovers a playable stream, verifies that it works, and adds it to your library.
Features:
- Paste a station website instead of hunting for a stream URL — Freqcast automatically discovers and verifies the playable stream whenever possible
- Discover stations — search the Radio Browser directory by name, genre, country, language, or "near me", and add results straight to your library
- Background playback with automatic reconnect
- Timeshift (rewind) for compatible streams
- Live ICY metadata
- Sleep timer and multiple wake-up alarms
- Home screen widget and Android Auto support
- Import/export station lists (JSON, OPML, M3U, PLS)
- Tablet and foldable layouts
- Localized into English, Russian, Spanish and Simplified Chinese
Freqcast is fully local, requires no account, shows no ads, and doesn't depend on a proprietary station catalog. It works with standard HTTP/HTTPS streams and HLS.
