Radiogram is a freemium radio and podcast app for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. It brings more than 40,000 live radio streams together with podcast discovery in one place, so listeners can move between live stations and on-demand audio without changing apps.
Users can browse radio stations by country and tags, search for specific stations, save favorites, and return to recently played content through listening history. Favorites are available for stations, tracks, podcasts, and podcast episodes, making repeat listening faster and keeping useful content easy to find.
Music recognition helps identify songs heard on radio. Radiogram can use station metadata and other music information sources, with ShazamKit available as a fallback when needed. This is especially useful when a station does not provide reliable now-playing information.
Playback is built around Apple platforms. Radiogram supports background audio, Lock Screen and Control Center controls, Home Screen widgets, and quick station switching. It uses direct station stream URLs with native Apple playback rather than proxying or caching radio audio.
Car mode provides a simpler interface for listening while driving, with the most important controls easier to reach. A sleep timer can stop playback automatically later, which is useful for people who listen to radio or podcasts at night.
Radiogram is available on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. The app is designed to feel consistent across Apple devices while adapting to different screen sizes. A listener can use the same core experience whether listening on a phone, tablet, or computer.
The product uses a freemium model. The core listening experience is available for free, while Premium increases usage limits and removes sponsor banners. The free version remains useful on its own, and Premium is optional for heavier listeners or people who want the additional limits and cleaner experience.
Radiogram is aimed at people who enjoy internet radio, podcasts, or both. It can be useful for listeners who follow stations from another country, people who enjoy discovering international broadcasts, podcast listeners who want live and on-demand audio together, and Apple users who want native media controls and background playback.
The product focuses on discovery, listening, and convenience. Instead of trying to become a social network, Radiogram keeps the main workflow simple: find something worth hearing, start playback quickly, save it if useful, and return later. The combination of a large radio catalog, podcasts, music recognition, favorites, history, widgets, Car mode, and a sleep timer gives the app a broad everyday use case without unnecessary complexity.
