Receiver - Internet Radio

MAMP GmbH

About this app

Receiver is an internet radio with alarm function providing access to more than 40,000 radio stations and more than 25,000 podcasts. Wake up to your favourite radio station or choose a conventional alarm clock sound.
The sleep timer lets you easily fall asleep and the radio alarm let´s you wake up with your favorite radio station.

Features:
+ Alarm (radio, music, sound) with fade in
+ More than 40,000 radio stations
+ More than 25,000 podcasts
+ Background alarm: Get woken even when Receiver App is in the background
+ Sleep Timer
+ Snooze Function
+ Set an unlimited number of alarms and set repetitions
+ List of most popular stations
+ Discover radio stations: genre, region, language
+ Play next song/station with swipe gesture
+ Currently played song title and cover (if available) displayed
+ Choose from different color themes

Ratings and reviews

Works fast,looks good,no ads...a lot of stations.The settings is on a language I don't understand,it would be nice to be able to pick the language for that section. Some of the options I was able to figure it out even I could understand that language. What is different on High Quality section,it has like 55 stations,are those on a higher bit rate of quality or is call that way because of the content,it doesn't show the bit rate anywhere... but has a few of my favorite artist, exclusive stations.

was looking for a simple radio app to stream fm radio stations to replace the 'open radio' app which got unusable due to intrusive ads. tried 'simple radio' (same story: annoying ads), bought 'tune radio' (missing basic essential features), and finally ended up with 'receiver'. great app, does what it is supposed to do with good search function, and the option to manually add streams. still some quirks and inconsistencies in the ui (e.g. settings are partially in German, wrong flags,...)

Excellent, after trying dozens of apps that claimed to be able to find the station I like for my morning alarm, but didn't work at all, and having multiple alarms to use. This is how a radio alarm should be built.