World Radio started with a small annoyance: I wanted to hear what a city sounds like, not read about it.
It's a 3D globe with about 58,000 live stations on it. Spin it, tap a glowing dot, and you're listening to a real broadcast from that place a jazz bar in Tokyo, a call-in show in Buenos Aires, a breakfast show in Dublin. No account, no sign-up, no app store.
World Radio plays 59,000 live radio stations from every country on earth — no account, nothing to install.
Spin a globe or browse by country and genre, tap a station, and it's playing. Every stream is served over https, so it works in any browser.
The lock-screen and car controls are built for driving: next and back keep working, there's no pause button to hit by accident, and the audio survives a call ending or a wifi-to-mobile handover.
