RadioX
RadioX is a macOS internet radio player that lets you browse, play, and manage thousands of stations from around the world from the menu bar.
What is RadioX?
RadioX is an internet radio app for Mac focused on quick access to live stations and lightweight everyday listening. It helps users browse a large catalog of stations, search by country, save favorites, and add custom streams for stations that are not already listed. The app is designed around a compact menu bar player, so you can start or pause playback and check the current track without keeping a large window open. It also includes listening conveniences such as playback history, Last.fm scrobbling, a 12-band equalizer with presets, recording for live radio streams, and timer features like sleep and alarm playback. RadioX is published by Igor Fuchkin and is intended for users who want a simple desktop radio player with more control than a basic web stream in the browser.
Key features
- Browse a catalog of more than 90,000 radio stations
- Search stations and filter by country
- Save favorites and add your own custom stream URLs
- Control playback from the menu bar with media key support
- View track history and current song information
- Adjust sound with a 12-band equalizer and presets
- Record live radio streams to audio files
- Use Last.fm scrobbling and sleep or alarm timers
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Safety overview
Status: Mostly safe
RadioX is a legitimate internet radio player for macOS. Network access is expected because the app streams stations, loads station or track information, and can use online features such as Last.fm scrobbling. If you use recording, favorites sync, or custom stations, the app may store listening-related data and settings on your Mac. Keep it if you actively use internet radio, and review privacy choices in the app if you prefer to limit online account features.
Recommendation: Keep RadioX if you listen to internet radio on your Mac or use its menu bar controls, favorites, equalizer, or recording tools. If you do not use it, removing it is usually fine and will mainly affect saved stations, preferences, recordings, and other app-specific data unless you back them up first.
Common paths
/Applications/RadioX.app
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