Tunerva Radio - The 90s clock radio, rebuilt as a web app
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Tunerva is a 90s clock radio rebuilt as a web app — a bedside deck that runs in your browser.
Thousands of internet radio stations, curated for high-bitrate streams, plus podcasts with ±15s skip, chunky preset keys, a 10-band EQ, a karaoke fader that lifts vocals out of the mix, live VU meters and a spectrum analyzer. Big clock, local weather — and it casts to any TV with Google Cast, so the TV becomes the clock radio.
Free, nothing to install, no account. Open tunerva.app and press play.
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Hi Product Hunt — I'm Atin. I missed my childhood stereo gear, so I rebuilt it as a website.
Tunerva is a bedside clock radio that lives in your browser: no download, no account — open tunerva.app and press play.
What's on the deck: thousands of internet radio stations (I only kept the high-bitrate ones), podcasts with proper ±15s skip buttons, presets that behave like the physical buttons they replace, a 10-band EQ, and my favorite party trick — a karaoke fader that pulls the vocals out of a song so you can sing over it. There are VU meters and a spectrum display because a clock radio should feel like one.
New this week: Google Cast went live. The deck throws to any TV, and the TV becomes the clock radio — big clock, weather, station art, the works.
I built it solo, working with an AI pair (Muse), and shipped it the way it felt right: like a gadget, not an app. It's free.
I'd love your feedback: try to break the station finder, tell me which preset you'd keep within arm's reach, and tell me what your childhood stereo gear had that this one is missing.