Tune Global

Tune Global puts live radio from around the world in your pocket, with a dial you actually tune.

Drag the red needle across the band and stations come in one by one, with the crackle of static in between, just like an old receiver. Tap the dots to pause and resume. It is the simplest way to find something to listen to.

TUNE LIKE A REAL RADIO
• A frequency dial with a red needle: drag to move between stations
• Subtle haptics and a touch of static as you turn the dial
• A living dot-matrix display that reacts while a station plays
• Tap the dots to pause, tap again to listen

FIND ANYTHING
• Stations from your country, loaded as soon as you open the app
• Switch country in one tap and the whole dial reloads
• Browse by genre: pop, rock, jazz, classical, news, sports, talk and more
• One search for stations, genres and countries at once
• Say the name of a station and it plays
• Ask Siri: "Play Los 40 Spain on Tune Global". Name the station and, if you like, the country. Works in English, Spanish and French

YOUR STATIONS, EVERYWHERE
• Save favorites with the heart
• Favorites and recently played stations sync through your own iCloud, so they follow you across your iPhone and iPad and survive a reinstall
• No account to create

MADE TO LISTEN
• Live song and artist when the station provides it • Sleep timer with a gentle fade-out
• Mute without losing your place
• AirPlay to your speakers, TV or HomePod
• Lock Screen and Control Center controls
• Siri and Shortcuts: play any station by name and country, pause, or favorite what is playing
• Share a station with a link: whoever opens it with Tune Global lands on the same station and country

DESIGNED FOR iPHONE AND iPAD
• Clean black-and-white design with a true dark mode, or choose light, dark or automatic
• Portrait and landscape: in landscape the dots take one side and the dial the other
• Available in English, Spanish and French, following your device language, and you can change it inside the app

Tune Global is free and supported by ads. Station data comes from the community-run radio-browser.info directory. Streams are provided by the stations themselves, so availability and sound quality depend on each broadcaster and your connection.

Turn the dial and find your station.