Keep playing while listeners explore
One tap starts the live stream. Playback continues as listeners check what’s on, browse shows and move around the site.
“Add the guest show, use this artwork and prepare it for review.”
Draft readyThree station types. Three distinct directions.
Open each fictional demo to see how ModaStream’s actual renderer can shape a hobby station, community broadcaster or single-station network concept without flattening their identities. Northline is not a multi-station portal.
Explore 108 fictional archive episodes · Schedule-first Airguide · Sparse community example · Owner workflow and verification boundary

Afterlight FM · Fictional hobby station.
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Common Ground Radio · Fictional community station.
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Northline Network · Fictional small network.
Open exact demoThese are fictional, non-streaming design previews created to demonstrate ModaStream’s range.
One listener home for the whole station
Start with live listening and your schedule. Add shows, hosts, listen-again content, events and sponsors when you are ready. Every section still feels like one station, not a collection of disconnected widgets.
One tap starts the live stream. Playback continues as listeners check what’s on, browse shows and move around the site.
Give every show and presenter a proper page inside a clear weekly programme guide.
Publish episodes or import podcast feeds so listeners can find and replay programmes later.
Promote station events and clearly labelled sponsors without adding another plugin or disconnected page.
Track page views, listening starts, outbound clicks and 30-minute listening milestones with plain, honest labels.
Use your artwork, colours and domain inside a visual direction made for radio, not a generic business template.
Keep routine updates moving
Use the clear ModaStream manager whenever you want direct control. For routine content work, securely connect Claude, ChatGPT or another OAuth-compatible MCP client to prepare artwork, show, host, event and listen-again drafts for your review.
Built for independent radio
Connect your stream and start with a complete radio website instead of assembling themes and plugins.
Keep the programme guide, presenters, events and listen-again content accessible alongside the live player.
Manage multiple station websites from one account and use approved AI tools for routine content drafts.
From stream to listener home
No migration of your playout or streaming provider. ModaStream adds the listener-facing website they do not.
Add a public Icecast, SHOUTcast, direct MP3/AAC or HLS URL. Hosted services such as Radio.co work when they provide a public direct-listen URL.
Add the station identity, artwork, colours, schedule and content—with a real preview before anything is public.
Review the complete listener experience, connect your domain and publish when the station is ready.
Your station stays yours
Keep your broadcast setupNo need to replace playout or move your live stream.
Use your own domainBuild recognition around the address your listeners know.
Control connected appsSee permissions, last use and disconnect AI clients at any time.
Export published informationYour public station identity is portable, not trapped in a mystery system.
Before you build or switch
No. ModaStream connects to the public stream you already use. Icecast, SHOUTcast, direct MP3/AAC and HLS are supported; Radio.co and similar providers work with a public direct-listen URL.
No. Your broadcast and stream stay with your current provider. ModaStream hosts the listener-facing website, media and station content around it.
Yes. You can preview on ModaStream first, then connect a verified custom domain when you are ready to launch.
You can add existing shows and import podcast feeds for listen-again content. Claude or another approved MCP client can also help prepare show, host, event and episode drafts.
No. You choose whether a connected client can view, draft or publish. Verified stream changes have another separate permission, always probe for real audio and require explicit confirmation. Domains and account access remain unavailable through MCP.
Yes. The three fictional design previews above demonstrate different visual directions for hobby, community and small-network stations without using a real customer station as the example.