A desk that feels like a desk.
A console-first direction: dedicated channels, clear meters, cueing, and purposeful controls. Built around the way a presenter thinks.
IN DEVELOPMENTA new home for independent radio
Your station. Your sound.
Your studio, wherever you are.
We’re bringing the mixing desk, the music log, and the people behind the mic into one connected broadcast workspace.
INVITE-ONLY PREVIEW / BUILT WITH BROADCASTERS
01 / THE IDEA
Less patchwork. More radio.Great radio is a mix of careful programming and things you could never plan. Your tools should make room for both.
A console-first direction: dedicated channels, clear meters, cueing, and purposeful controls. Built around the way a presenter thinks.
IN DEVELOPMENTMusic, station IDs, shows, and transitions belong in a visual running order. We’re bringing automation and live production together.
IN DEVELOPMENTA shared home for your station and a direction toward remote hosts, guests, and callers—with the audio routing handled behind the scenes.
IN DEVELOPMENT02 / WHY WE’RE HERE
Radio Foundry started with a simple frustration: why should running an internet radio show require a desk full of equipment, several computers, and a maze of audio loopbacks?
Born from the work behind Inside Radio, this is our next step: a purpose-built platform that makes the station feel connected, wherever you’re broadcasting from.
The story behind the signal →03 / BUILD IT WITH US
We’re in private development. The account portal and station workspaces are taking shape; the connected broadcast engine is next. Help shape the tools you’d actually want to use.
Request preview access ↗Your format, your workflow, and what gets in your way.
We’re bringing people in deliberately while the platform develops.
Real feedback from real broadcasters. No launch date or paid plan yet.
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Not yet. This development preview includes accounts and station workspaces. Audio engines, streaming, and production tools are being developed separately. The studio illustration shows the product direction, not a live service.
The goal is a browser-based studio and portal. We’re also designing with touchscreens and iPad workflows in mind. Device and browser support will be validated as live audio is integrated.
No. Stations are responsible for securing the rights and licenses their programming requires. Radio Foundry provides software; access does not grant music or broadcast rights.
Pricing hasn’t been announced. There is no checkout or paid subscription in this preview. We’ll explain plans and limits before offering a paid service.