Macrowave
Turn Your Mac into a private radio station
Macrowave launched on August 28, 2025 with 390 votes, #74 of 8,530 launches that month and more than 99% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
In plain words
Macrowave transforms a Mac into a private radio station by streaming audio in real-time to other devices. Users share a link to broadcast peer-to-peer without tracking, and listeners can tune in via iPhone, Mac, or web browser with minimal delay and synchronized playback. The tool suits music sharing, co-working sessions, or any scenario requiring shared audio experiences.
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From the sources
Macrowave lets you instantly turn any Mac audio into a private, real-time stream. Share a link, broadcast peer-to-peer with no tracking, and listen on iPhone, Mac, or web. Enjoy minimal delay and perfect sync for music, co-working, or shared experiences.
Turn Your Mac Into a Private Radio Station
Listeners can tune into any station directly in their browser, always free, no app required, no account needed. They can download the app to get notified when their favorite stations come back online. Download the app, click On Air, and share your station link. Start broadcasting in minutes with no technical setup required. Every station comes with its own chat room to connected with your audience in real-time. Create your own radio station in minutes. Subscription options available in the app. Download the app for a freefrom macrowave.co
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