A radio in the kitchen and another in the garage are never quite on the same second. Here every device pulls the same stream from one place, so walking between rooms doesn't restart the song or echo it back at you a beat later.
Type it the way you'd say it — “kiss 107.1 cincinnati”, not a call sign or a stream address. Search reads the city as a hint rather than choking on it, and ranks stations near you first. Results come from a free, community-maintained directory of public station streams.
Press Test and we make the same connection we'd use to play it. If nothing comes back, you find out now — not in front of a room full of people.
Stations you add sit in their own section under the curated ones, visible only to you. Hide the stations you never touch and the sidebar becomes just your presets.
Live radio has no track position to seek to, so keeping rooms together takes real work — every device is measured against the same point in the stream and nudged back into line as it drifts. Phones, tablets, laptops and smart TVs all land on the same moment of the broadcast, so a kitchen and a garage sound like one radio.
Nothing to install and no URLs to hunt down in a forum post. If you can name the station, you can add it — and if it doesn't work, you'll know before it's in your list.