All signal,
no noise.

A connected host card, opened from the live indicator at the top of the dashboard, showing the host's name, email and location, how long they've been live, and their bitrate, format and sample rate

A Disconnect host button that takes the host off air straight away

Block the host from reconnecting for anywhere from 5 minutes up to a week

A new Can disconnect other users from the live stream permission for custom roles. Station owners and station managers have it by default

A When a live stream ends setting in Settings → Stream with three options

Restart current track plays the interrupted track from the beginning

Resume current track picks the interrupted track up where it left off

A new Can skip to the next track permission for custom roles. Station owners and station managers have it by default

Your stream now sends your station's name, description and website to third-party listening apps, following the open standard for stream info

Silence detection is less aggressive, so quiet moments in a show are less likely to be mistaken for dead air

Relays that send no track info of their own now show your event's title, not the generic "Relay"

Overlapping shows are now handled properly. We try to stop overlaps on your schedule, but they're still possible to create

Deleting the show that's currently playing, or moving it to later, now hands over to your schedule gap content properly

Recording titles use the date format for your station's timezone, for example DD/MM or MM/DD

View analytics from any event: a new button on the event details popup takes you straight to the analytics page with the date range set to that show's exact start and end times

Per-minute chart interval for date ranges up to 12 hours, perfect for following the listening curve through a single show

Minute-level time selection in the analytics date range picker: pick exact start and end times, not just days

Shareable analytics views: the page URL now keeps track of your selected date range and chart interval, so copying the link shares exactly what you're looking at

The date range picker got a refresh: choose dates and times together in one popover and hit apply, with times shown in your station's 12 or 24 hour format

A navigation drawer on small screens: the side navigation tucks behind a menu button and slides in when you need it, and the top bar condenses to fit, so the page you are working on gets the full width

The event details popup on a phone: it fits the screen properly, scrolls under your thumb, and reflows its options instead of running off the edge

Confirmation dialogs sit at the bottom of the screen on a phone, sized to their content, so the buttons stay in easy reach

A number of smaller mobile issues on the schedule, including the page zooming in when you tapped a search field on iPhone, and long event titles crowding out the action buttons

Artist separation and album separation windows in stream settings. Choose the gap in minutes, or leave the defaults: an hour between tracks from the same artist, three hours between tracks from the same album

Exempt tags for content that should always be allowed through, like jingles, station IDs and sweepers

Applies everywhere shuffle does: scheduled playlists, your default playlist, and fallback content

Playlists and tag sets get a basic level of automatic track separation built in, even with no rules configured

Needs the same permission as creating an event, so the button only shows for people who can already add shows

Two new options in the repeat picker: Monthly on the last Friday and Bimonthly on the last Friday, named for whichever weekday your show starts on

They appear when the show starts on the last of that weekday in its month, alongside the existing fixed-occurrence options

A weekday-of-month rrule now takes BYSETPOS=-1, for example FREQ=MONTHLY;BYSETPOS=-1;BYDAY=FR;WKST=SU. startDateUtc must be that last weekday

Documented in the create_event MCP tool and the schedule automation agent skill

More reliable image uploading and resizing across tracks and artists

Connect an AI agent like Claude or ChatGPT and manage your station just by asking, from scheduling shows to updating your artists, no code required

Build and change your schedule by asking: create, update and delete shows, set up a repeating series, and book artists onto events

Included on Premium and Business, or add Connect to Starter or Growth. Compare plans or see what Connect covers on the radio station API and AI agents page

Create, update, and delete schedule events, with support for repeating series daily, weekly, or monthly, plus adding and removing artists on an event

Create, update, and delete tracks, playlists, tags, and artists, plus update, download, and delete your recordings, straight over the API, all documented in the API reference

Three agent skills to start: a custom player, a station website and schedule, and media uploads. Download them from the API docs

Tell the upload skill "upload this folder to my station" and your agent uploads the files for you, validating type and size and attaching metadata

The player skill uses realtime metadata over websockets and loads and unloads the stream from the audio element cleanly, keeping listener analytics accurate

The schedule skill hydrates artists and tags in a single request only when they are shown, avoiding per-artist calls and wasted rate limit

Works with Claude, Codex, Gemini and ChatGPT. Download a zip for Claude, or copy the prompt into an AGENTS.md, GEMINI.md, Custom GPT or Gemini Gem

The track upload endpoint now enforces a 750MB maximum file size and returns a clear error when a file is too large

Create a role from scratch and choose exactly what it can access, including your schedule, music library, artists, chat, settings, going live and more

Switch each capability on or off until the role matches the way your station actually works, like letting a DJ delete their own tracks or view the analytics page to check their listener numbers mid-show

Update a role whenever your needs change, and everyone assigned to it picks up the new access straight away

Failed uploads can be retried straight from the history, without starting over

Finished uploads now stay in the list for the rest of your session instead of disappearing, so a big batch never hides what happened

Each upload shows whether it succeeded or failed, and surfaces the reason for any failures

Shift + click support lets you select and deselect a range of items at once

Bulk actions are now available across relays, playlists, tags and artist tables

Tables now overflow horizontally rather than being squished when multiple columns are enabled

A new slide-out drawer lets you edit an artist inline, without opening the full page

The artists table now has new columns, plus the ability to reorder them and toggle them on and off

A persistent player with now-playing metadata lives in the top navigation, so you can listen to your stream no matter which page you are on

A new quick actions button lets you perform common tasks, like adding an event or creating a playlist, from anywhere in the app

Navigation items that lived along the top of the screen have moved to a side navigation, so every section is one click away, wherever you are

Create actions are now a consistent + button in the top right of every page, so adding an event, playlist or artist works the same everywhere

Unauthorised error briefly flashing on screen before the login redirect on protected pages

Custom font support across all embeds: pick any Google Fonts family and it carries through the player and schedule

Transparent backgrounds on custom embeds, so embeds blend into any page layout

DST transition causing recurring events in DST-observing timezones to shift by one hour

Pull tags alongside schedules with expand=tags on GET /schedules

"Update all" on recurring events not applying the change to all instances in some scenarios

Infinite BPM edge cases on MP3s with certain malformed ID3 tag structures

Archive status column with a direct link through to the archived recording

Column config persists per user: show the columns you care about, hide the ones you don't

Track tags propagate automatically to Mixcloud and SoundCloud when archiving tracks

Tag input on the recordings page no longer steals clicks from neighbouring controls

GET /tracks returns every track on your station with full metadata

GET /tracks/:id/download-url returns a signed download URL for any track

GET /recordings/:id/download-url returns a signed download URL for any recording

All four endpoints are documented in the API reference

Rate limiting on API endpoints to ensure fair usage and consistent response times

The GET /tracks endpoint now returns the Mixcloud and SoundCloud URLs for tracks and recordings that have been successfully uploaded to Mixcloud or SoundCloud

Switching to month view is dramatically faster on stations with hundreds of recurring shows

Live show and relay metadata not syncing to Now Playing integrations in some cases

Moving a recurring event could silently shift its time when the new slot crossed midnight UTC

DST transition causing recurring events to shift by an hour after clocks change

Now-playing indicator and day header rendering incorrectly after navigating across week boundaries

Overrun timing bugs causing occasional gaps or overlaps between tracks

Edge cases around midnight and DST boundaries that occasionally rejected valid times

Track duration calculated incorrectly when both in and out cue points were set

Recurring event time shifting when the updated start time fell on a different UTC day

Schedule calendar occasionally navigating to the wrong date after certain interactions

Stream connection address not wrapping correctly on narrower screens

Show notes silently failing to save when the content exceeded 1,000 characters

Long show and playlist names overflowing their containers in the show modal

Listening Now heatmap on the dashboard: see where exactly your current audience is tuning in from

Geographic heat map chart visualising live listener locations for a given time period

Device family breakdown: see how many listeners are on mobile, desktop, smart speakers, or dedicated radio devices

Application type breakdown: distinguish web players, the RadioCult mobile app, third-party apps, and more

Fixed rich text show descriptions not rendering correctly in some contexts

Fixed certain color hex codes being double-encoded, causing incorrect colours to render in embeds