Search stations by name
Use the “Search stations...” field to look for a station. Search results and availability depend on the directory data and station stream.
Discover stations with the Radio App Client Vercel App (RadioWave): search by station, country, and genre, browse listings, and use its web radio player.
Radio App Client is the Vercel-hosted address for RadioWave, a browser radio directory and player. The homepage shows a station search box, country selector, genre filters, sign-in and sign-up actions, station cards, pagination, and a “Now Playing” area. It describes its discovery experience as AI-powered, but the page does not explain how recommendations are generated. What can you do with RadioWave? Browse radio stations from different countries and genres, select a station card to listen, and move through paginated listings. The homepage advertises 10,000+ radio stations and 120+ genres; these are site-stated directory figures and may change. Search stations by name Use the “Search stations...” field to look for a station. Search results and availability depend on the directory data and station stream. Filter by country and genre The homepage exposes a country selector and genre buttons such as classical, country, dance, disco, house, jazz, pop, rap, retro, and rock. Use filters to narrow a broad station list. Open a station and use the player Station cards show a station name and country with a radio action. The page also includes a Now Playing area and playback state. A listed station stream may be unavailable or geo-restricted; the listing is not a guarantee of third-party broadcast uptime. Use cases Use the directory to browse broadcasts by country or genre and sample stations from different places. Station availability depends on third-party streams.
Open the RadioWave Vercel App, type a station name or choose a country, then select a genre. Browse the results and use a station’s radio control to start playback. Use the pagination controls to continue through the directory. The page offers sign-in and sign-up buttons, but the inspected homepage does not explain which features require an account.
The visible homepage promotes AI-powered discovery and displays station and genre counts, but does not describe recommendation criteria or clearly list subscription pricing. Station names and streams are external broadcasts that can change independently of this directory. Check the live player and the station’s own source if a stream fails or if you need current broadcast details. Frequently asked questions Can I search by country or genre? The homepage shows a country selector and genre filters. Does it include a radio player? Station cards have radio actions and a Now Playing area. Is every station guaranteed to work? No; the station stream is external and its availability can change. Is the AI recommendation system explained? The page describes discovery as AI-powered but does not publish its method on the inspected homepage.
Use the “Search stations...” field to look for a station. Search results and availability depend on the directory data and station stream.
The homepage exposes a country selector and genre buttons such as classical, country, dance, disco, house, jazz, pop, rap, retro, and rock. Use filters to narrow a broad station list.
Station cards show a station name and country with a radio action. The page also includes a Now Playing area and playback state. A listed station stream may be unavailable or geo-restricted; the listing is not a guarantee of third-party broadcast uptime. Use cases Use the directory to browse broadcasts by country or genre and sample stations from different places. Station availability depends on third-party streams. How to find a radio station Open the RadioWave Vercel App, type a station name or choose a country, then select a genre. Browse the results and use a station’s radio control to start playback. Use the pagination controls to continue through the directory. The page offers sign-in and sign-up buttons, but the inspected homepage does not explain which features require an account. Pricing, recommendations, and limits The visible homepage promotes AI-powered discovery and displays station and genre counts, but does not describe recommendation criteria or clearly list subscription pricing. Station names and streams are external broadcasts that can change independently of this directory. Check the live player and the station’s own source if a stream fails or if you need current broadcast details. Frequently asked questions Can I search by country or genre? The homepage shows a country selector and genre filters. Does it include a radio player? Station cards have radio actions and a Now Playing area. Is every station guaranteed to work? No; the station stream is external and its availability can change. Is the AI recommendation system explained? The page describes discovery as AI-powered but does not publish its method on the inspected homepage.