Takedown
If you represent a station and want it out of the directory, we remove it first and discuss afterwards.
Our position
RadioApp lists publicly advertised stream URLs and connects listeners directly to them. We host no audio and we alter nothing. Even so, a station is entitled to decide it does not want to be listed, and that decision does not need to be justified to us.
How to request removal
Send one email from a domain or address connected to the station. Tell us which station and, if you can, which stream URL. No form, no account, no legal template required.
What happens next
- We acknowledge your email within two working days
- The station is removed from our curated list immediately, before any discussion
- It is added to a permanent blocklist so a directory refresh cannot bring it back
- If the request was a misunderstanding, we can restore it at your request
Logos and trademarks
Logos are displayed unmodified, at small size, solely to identify a station. Ask us and we will remove or replace any logo with a neutral mark, independently of whether the station itself stays listed.
Wrong or outdated data
Wrong name, genre, country or a dead stream URL? The same address works, and so does the flag button inside the player. Most of the directory comes from radio-browser.info, a CC0 community database — corrections sent there reach every app that uses it, including this one.
Copyright complaints
For a copyright claim concerning the content of a broadcast, the broadcaster is the correct recipient, as we neither host nor modify the audio. Write to us anyway if you believe a listing itself infringes your rights, and we will act on it.