Everything free to listen to, in one place.
60,000
Radio, worldwide
Every station in the Radio Browser index, by genre, country or language, plus a dial view that puts your favorites and what the world is playing side by side.
Any feed
Podcasts, however they're hosted
Browse Apple's charts and categories, search PodcastIndex for the independent and self-hosted shows Apple's directory misses, or paste any RSS feed directly.
Millions
The Internet Archive
Old-time radio drama, LibriVox audiobooks, the Live Music Archive, historic speeches, shortwave recordings — free, and mostly public domain.
Live
Ham radio and shortwave
WebSDR, KiwiSDR and other volunteer-run receivers around the world, tuned from the built-in receiver. No separate app.
No ads. No accounts. Nothing tracked.
Audionaut costs €0.99, once. That is the whole business model: the price is what pays for the app, so your attention doesn't have to. No ad breaks between songs, no "watch a video to keep listening," no subscription, no free tier funded by tracking you.
The app talks only to the sources below, directly from your iPhone. Nothing you listen to is sent anywhere else. Favorites, downloads and history stay on the phone.
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Radio Browser
Community-maintained index of 60,000+ internet radio stations. Audionaut reports plays back so the community rankings stay useful.
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Apple Podcasts catalog
Charts and search from Apple's public podcast directory. Episodes stream straight from each show's own RSS feed.
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PodcastIndex
A free, open, community-run podcast index. Search results include independent and self-hosted shows Apple's directory doesn't have.
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Internet Archive
Millions of free recordings: old-time radio, LibriVox audiobooks, the Live Music Archive, speeches and more.
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SomaFM
Listener-supported, commercial-free radio from San Francisco.
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WebSDR, KiwiSDR, UberSDR / SpinTheDial
Web-based software-defined receivers for ham radio and shortwave, streamed into the built-in receiver.
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Broadcastify
Public-safety scanner feeds. No directory is included — paste a feed URL in My Streams to listen.