It works before you sign in

Many listening apps open with a wall: make an account, confirm your address, pick a plan. This one opens straight onto stations. Listening, searching and saving work without signing in, and that is a choice, not an unfinished sign-up.

Without an account

Search more than forty-six thousand stations, browse by country or genre, keep favourites, make lists and see what you played. What you keep is stored on your own device.

What an account is for

Some things do need one, because they need to know who you are: copying your library to your other devices, friends and messages, and listening rooms.

Hearing a radio station is not one of them. You do not have to hand over an email address to listen.

Your library, before and after an account

If you never sign in, everything stays on this device. Once you do, your library belongs to the account: signing out removes it from this device, so the next person on a shared computer does not see it, and signing in again brings it back.

You can always take it with you, too. Settings has an export that writes your library to a file.