Audiophile.fm will be everywhere soon — mark my words. First reported by TechRadar, Audiophile.fm is a free radio station aggregator with tons of music from all over the world.

The music streaming app is completely free to use; you don't need to make an account, and there are no in-app ads. The app features tons of lossless radio stations: you can choose from any, listen for as long as you want, and there's no limit to how many times you can switch. Surely there's a catch here?

Not as far as I can see. Bojan Vidanovic started making the platform in 2024 when he wanted an easier way to find lossless radio stations. Enter Audiophile.fm, a good-looking radio station aggregator app streaming FLAC files.

Naturally, as a radio station, you can't manually choose songs. There's (hopefully) a human DJ choosing them for you, depending on the station itself. As soon as I opened the app, a station called "High Fi Dream Radio" caught my eye. It played Hot Chip, DIIV, and Jazzy, three artists I love and have listened to for years.

You can also add stations to your favorites, so you can easily find them again should you close the app without noting down the name.

As soon as you like a station, the app recommends more. After adding "High Fi Dream Radio" to my favorites, Audiophile.fm suggested "Cro Radio Wave", which was playing the Marias — another band I love.

Each station lists its genres, so I can also see at a glance if it'll suit my tastes.

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