14 guides · iOS

RadioX guides

Podcasts, Apple Music, and your own radio stations — all in one player.

Add a station How to Add Your Own Internet Radio Station on iPhone (Paste a Stream URL)

Paste a stream link, let RadioX test it, and save it with a name, genre and artwork. How to find the real stream URL and what to do when validation is unsure.

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Import stations How to Import Radio Stations from M3U, PLS or a CSV File (and the Share Sheet)

Bring in dozens of stations at once from m3u, m3u8, pls, txt or CSV files, a ZIP of playlists, a copied link or the iOS Share sheet. Every stream is checked before import.

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Names and artwork How to Give Your Radio Stations Names, Artwork, Groups and Pins

Make a long station list easy to scan: rename stations, add a logo from Photos, camera or Files, group them, pin favourites and set genre and country.

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Podcasts How to Find and Stream Podcasts in RadioX (Search, Charts, Genres)

Search millions of shows, browse charts and genres, play episodes, follow shows and pick up where you left off. How RadioX gets episodes and what stays on your device.

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Apple Music How to Play Apple Music in RadioX: Previews vs Full Songs

Browse Apple Music charts inside RadioX. Everyone gets 30-second previews; Apple Music subscribers hear full tracks with no extra sign-in, and no ads.

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Playlists How to Build Playlists from Podcasts and Apple Music in RadioX

Create playlists that mix podcast episodes and Apple Music songs and replay them without searching again. Playlists are stored on this device.

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Resume and history How to Resume Where You Left Off and Use Listening History

Continue Listening restores podcasts to the exact second; history lists recent stations, shows and songs; settings resume after calls or play your last station.

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Playback controls How to Use AirPlay, Lock Screen and Control Center Controls with RadioX

Play radio and podcasts on speakers and TVs with AirPlay, control playback from the Lock Screen or Control Center, and use the draggable mini player in the app.

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Alarm clock How to Wake Up to a Radio Station with RadioX Alarms (and What Really Happens)

Set a repeating alarm for any saved station. How the ring works on iOS 26 vs older iOS, why you tap Listen to start the stream, the fallback tone and the free alarm limit.

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Sleep timer and clock How to Fall Asleep to the Radio: Sleep Timer and Bedside Clock

Stop playback after 15 to 90 minutes or at the end of the hour with a 30-second fade, extend by 15 minutes, and use the full-screen bedside clock that shows what is playing.

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Devices and sync What Syncs Between Your iPhone, iPad, Mac and Vision Pro in RadioX

RadioX runs on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Vision Pro. Custom stations and followed podcasts sync through iCloud; alarms, history, progress and playlists stay on each device.

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Backup How to Back Up and Restore Your Custom Radio Stations

Export your custom stations to a backup file and restore them on a new device or after a reset. What is included, how conflicts are handled and when to do it.

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Troubleshooting Radio Stream Won't Play? How to Fix a Dead or Silent Station in RadioX

A checklist for streams that fail, stall or play nothing: wrong URL type, redirects, HTTP errors, playlist pages and server limits, plus what the validation messages mean.

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Pro and ads RadioX Pro: What It Removes and Unlocks, and Where the Free Version Shows Ads

RadioX is free with ads and one alarm. Pro, an optional monthly or yearly subscription, removes all ads and unlocks unlimited alarms. Where ads do and do not appear.

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