RadioPit is a free, cross-platform internet radio manager built for people who want to curate their own listening experience rather than rely on algorithm-driven services.
Instead of a curated feed chosen for you, RadioPit lets you build your own library of internet radio stations. You can add stations by searching a community-maintained directory of over 30,000 stations (powered by radio-browser.info), or paste any stream URL directly — MP3, AAC, and HLS streams are all supported. Stations can be organized into playlists by genre, mood, or any category you like, and playlists can be shared with others via a shareable link they can import into their own account.
Key Features:
Cross-device sync — Your station library stays in sync across the web app, Android app, and Mopidy (the open-source music server). Pick up playback on any device.
No email or password — Accounts are based on a randomly generated key. Save it, and that's all you need to access your stations from anywhere.
Works on restricted networks — Audio is proxied through RadioPit's own servers, so stations that are normally blocked by workplace or school firewalls play without issue.
Keyboard shortcuts — Full keyboard control for playback, volume, search, and navigation.
Privacy-friendly — No personal data is collected. Your station list is only accessible via your account key.
Demo mode — Try it without creating an account; stations persist for the session.
RadioPit is an independent, indie project — a passion-built tool for radio enthusiasts who want a clean, no-nonsense way to manage their streams across every device they own.
Platforms: Web (PWA, installable), Android, Mopidy extension
Price: Free
Developer: Independent / indie
