RadioSide

RadioSide provides an internet radio app with station selection and playback controls.

radioside.com
RadioSide homepage screenshot

About RadioSide

RadioSide is a web-based internet radio app designed to look and work like a classic radio. Its homepage shows on-screen controls for finding and playing stations, including numbered presets, a station directory, search, and scan. The homepage describes the app as using a universal radio addressing system created by RadioSide, but it does not explain how that system works.

The homepage states that the radio has moved to https://radioside.com/v1 and asks users to update bookmarks and devices. It says saved stations are preserved. The homepage does not state pricing, so this entry does not give cost details.

Key features

  • Station search and a station directory accessed through DIR and Search buttons
  • Numbered preset buttons with SAVE, LOAD and DEL controls for stored stations
  • Scan, random, previous and next station controls
  • Power, mute and full screen controls
  • Up and down buttons for moving between stations
Best for: People who want a familiar, radio-style interface for listening to internet radio stations in a web browser.
Good for
  • The interface is modeled on a classic radio, with a layout of physical-style buttons.
  • The homepage states that saved stations were carried over to the new /v1 version.
Watch out for
  • Users must update bookmarks and devices to the new /v1 address.

RadioSide at a glance

Type
Website
Pricing
Not confirmed. Check the site
Platforms
Web
Open source
Not stated
Language
English
Last checked
Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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RadioSide FAQ

Has the web address changed?
Yes. The homepage states that the radio has moved to https://radioside.com/v1 and asks users to update their bookmarks and devices.
Are saved stations kept after the move?
The homepage states that all saved stations are preserved.
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