Moodi.fm

About Moodi.fm

Moodi.fm is a free online radio player that helps listeners find live stations by mood, genre and country without overcomplicating the radio experience.

What Moodi.fm does

Moodi.fm turns the Radio Browser community catalogue into a simple listening app. You can browse more than 50,000 live stations by mood, genre and country, press play, and keep the radio experience focused on listening.

The audio streams come directly from the broadcasters. Moodi.fm does not host, edit or repackage the radio programmes; the value here is discovery, curation and a calm player that works in the browser and as an installable app.

Who operates Moodi.fm

Moodi.fm is operated by Manfred, an independent software developer building small web and app products under the CodeView name. The project is not owned by a radio network, advertising network or large publisher. Editorial decisions, product changes and support are handled directly by the operator.

The goal is practical: make live radio easier to discover without turning it into another noisy dashboard. That means simple browsing, transparent stream responsibility, optional accounts and guide content that explains how internet radio behaves in real listening situations.

How curation works

The raw station data is useful, but it can feel like a spreadsheet. Moodi.fm adds mood collections such as Code & Flow, Calm Sleep, Retro Vibes and Happy Vibes so listeners can start from the situation they are in instead of guessing the perfect genre.

The guides explain how internet radio works, how to choose stations for specific routines, and how to understand quality, data usage, ads and stream reliability.

Curation is based on listener tasks rather than paid placement. A useful station should start reliably, fit the mood it appears in, and remain understandable to listeners who do not know the genre vocabulary. Moodi.fm cannot guarantee every stream will stay online, but it can make the discovery path clearer and provide backups when live radio changes.

Editorial principles

  • Explain internet radio in plain language instead of publishing empty keyword pages.
  • Separate Moodi.fm display ads from broadcaster audio ads inside live streams.
  • Tell users when station availability, metadata and programming are controlled by broadcasters.
  • Keep account creation optional and focused on favorite sync.
  • Use guide content to help real listening decisions: focus, sleep, travel, data usage, language learning and home routines.

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