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A complete radio station, in a box.
Radeeo is the whole station: playout with a music library that analyses itself, scheduling, presenter decks, remote shows over the internet — and between your studio and the world, the Airlock: a broadcast delay, a panic button and automatic dropout cover, feeding DAB+, your website and every stream you switch on. Hosted by us, or self-hosted on your hardware.
Built for small-scale DAB, community, hospital and internet stations.
On Air
18:02:44 UTC
12.0 sDelay
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ArmedPanic
Full playout & music library
Presenters in over the internet
Built-in broadcast delay & panic cover
DAB+ mux feeds
90-day compliance archive
Hosted or self-hosted
Signal chain
From the presenter's desk to everywhere
One pipeline, no surprises. Presenters go live from home, the Radeeo studio carries the station — automation, live shows and everything between — and one protected feed reaches digital radio, the platforms and your own website at the same time.
01 · RelayPresenter goes live
Presenters stream from OBS with their own Relay key. No certificate, no key — the gate is automatic.
02 · StudioThe station plays
The Radeeo studio runs the schedule: automation from the music library, live shows when presenters arrive, jingles and adverts on the clock.
03 · AirlockBroadcast delay
The combined programme passes through a sealed buffer between the studio and the outside world, giving you time to react.
04 · AirlockPanic injector
One press and the last few seconds never went out. Emergency music takes over instantly.
05 · OutputsA grid you control
DAB+, your website player and HLS endpoints, each one switchable from a single panel.
Stage 00 — The Studio
Playout that knows your music
The Radeeo studio is a full playout system with a music library that does the homework itself. Upload your collection and every track is analysed: loudness for broadcast-level playback, BPM and musical key in Camelot notation, auto-segue points so the dead tail never airs — and an energy map of every playlist, so you can see how a show flows before it does.
Library
Analysis on upload
Loudness, true peak, BPM, musical key, fingerprints and segue points — computed the moment a track lands, stored forever. ISRC research and AI-assisted track descriptions built in.
Energy
See the show's shape
Every track gets an energy profile — bass, drums, melody, vocals — plus a measured GRIT score for how aggressive the low end really is. Playlists render as an energy map: the set's flow, at a glance.
Scheduling
Clocks, rotations, shows
Build the week from clocks and rotation rules; the studio fills the hours honestly and logs every decision. Scheduled shows record themselves.
Console
Browse in from anywhere
The studio console is a web page — secure remote access is built in, so producers manage the station from wherever they are. No VPN homework.
Stage 01 — Relay
Presenters in, safely
Relay is the door presenters come through. Each one streams from OBS or any similar free app with a key that is theirs alone — and Relay decides where that feed goes next.
Keys
One key per presenter
Every presenter gets a private Relay key that works with OBS and other free apps. It is theirs alone, and revocable in one click.
Gating
Certified before broadcast
Presenter keys only work for certified presenters. No completed certificate, no key — enforced automatically, with a register your legally responsible people can show the regulator.
Mixcloud
Mixcloud split, as-is
Relay can send a clean, untouched copy of each presenter's feed to Mixcloud, so the show archives itself while it airs. Switch it on or off per presenter, even mid-show.
Decks
Into the schedule, like any source
A live presenter sits in the studio's schedule like any other source — automation hands over on the clock and takes back the moment the show ends. No desk babysitting.
Stage 02 — The Airlock
Meet the Airlock
The Airlock works on the combined programme — live shows, automation, everything your playout puts out. Between the studio and the listeners sits a broadcast delay, a panic button and automatic dropout protection. If something unairable happens, it never went out. If a connection dies, the station recovers by itself.
Press it. Try it.
From the moment of pressing, the station's emergency playlist takes over. The last seconds of buffered audio are thrown away before any listener hears them, and cover holds until the post-timer runs out. Then live returns with a smooth fade.
- Panic-pre
- How many seconds of buffered audio to throw away. It can never be longer than the delay itself.
- Panic playlist
- A curated emergency set that takes air instantly.
- Panic-post
- How long to hold cover after release. Sensibly capped, always logged.
Live · Delay 12.0 s · Panic armed
Buffer dumped
Emergency playlist
Post-timer hold
Liveness
Dropouts never reach air
The Airlock watches the programme feed. The moment it drops or falls silent, the takeover playlist is on air. No dead air, and nobody scrambling for the desk.
Stabilisation
Smart hand-back
When the feed returns it must stay healthy for a set time before it retakes air. A shaky connection has to wait longer each time it fails, so it can never flap on and off air.
Stage 03 — Outputs
One input. Outputs you control.
The protected feed fans out to every destination at once — and every destination is a switch on one grid, not a cable in a rack. Add, drop or pause an output without touching the studio.
Grid
The output grid
Every destination on one panel. Switch DAB+, the website stream or an HLS endpoint on or off with a single press. Every change is logged.
DAB+
On digital radio
Radeeo produces exactly the feed a DAB+ multiplex operator needs. If your carriage is with an operator like Maxxwave, getting on air is a form to fill in, not an engineering project.
Website
Your own player
A rock-solid stream for the player on your website and for the radio directories (Icecast, MP3 and AAC).
HLS
HLS / m3u8 endpoints
Hand a partner an m3u8 URL and they carry your output. Revoke it and they don't. Ideal for relays, monitoring feeds and third-party players.
Stage 04 — Backups
Off-site, every hour
Recordings, logs and station settings ship to your own storage on the hour, every hour — so the station can be rebuilt from the bucket if the worst happens.
Hourly
Each completed hour of output and a snapshot of your settings leave the building automatically. Show recording for compliance is always included, never an extra.
S3-compatible
Your bucket, your keys, your account: AWS S3, Cloudflare R2, DigitalOcean Spaces, Backblaze B2 or any storage with an S3-compatible API.
Verified
Every upload is checksum-verified end to end and logged, so what's in the bucket is provably what went to air — ready if the regulator ever asks.
Worked example
How does it work?
A Saturday evening on a small-scale DAB station, start to finish.
20:00
The presenter goes live from home.
They press Start in OBS, a free streaming app, using their private Relay key. The certificate check happens before a single byte can reach air.
20:00–22:00
The show takes air.
A clean copy rolls straight to the presenter's Mixcloud, and the studio carries the show in the schedule like any other source — automation waits its turn.
21:14
Their broadband hiccups.
The Airlock notices instantly and puts the takeover playlist on air. When the feed returns and stays steady, the show fades back in. Listeners hear music, not silence.
22:30
An output comes down, cleanly.
A partner's HLS relay isn't needed overnight, so it's switched off from the grid. DAB+ and the website player carry on untouched, and the change is logged.
On the hour
The paperwork has already left the building.
The hour's recording and a settings snapshot are in the station's own S3-compatible bucket, checksum-verified, before anyone thinks to ask.
Learn the system
See it, then run it.
Short walkthroughs, on demand
Watch the studio, gateway, Airlock and presenter workflows before you put a station on air.
Video library coming soonThe console at a glance
Real studio, playlist, Airlock and listener views will be showcased here for launch.
Stage 05 — Pricing
One simple price
Three tiers, priced ex-VAT, monthly or yearly (roughly two months free on annual). Pay by Direct Debit and the licence renews itself; bank transfer works too. Custom deals available — support@radeeo.com.
Hosted 100
£99+VAT, per month · £999 a year
- The full station, run by Radeeo: studio + two hosted gateways
- Music library up to 100 GB, cloud-backed
- 90-day compliance archive, off-site automatically
- Nightly station backups & one-click restore
- 1 listener pack (100 average listeners) + 1 DAB+ mux feed
- Nothing to install. Sign up, licence, on air
Hosted 200
£129+VAT, per month · £1,290 a year
- Everything in Hosted 100
- Music library up to 200 GB
- The tier for deep collections — upgrade any time
Self-hosted
£50+VAT, per month · £500 a year
- The same software on your hardware: studio + two gateway licences
- Your bandwidth, your storage, your rules
- Self-contained backups to your own media
- Offline licences for air-gapped installs (hospital radio, field use) — ask us
Growing audience? Extra listener packs are £25 a month, extra mux feeds £5 — and fair usage is a conversation, never a cut-off. A great show should never be a billing event.
Stage 06 — Licence
Yours to run. Or yours to sell.
One installation per station
Every station runs its own self-contained copy of Radeeo, on your hardware or ours. There is no shared platform holding your output, your logs or your listeners.
That design is deliberate. Private licences and full white-label deals are the same product, not a special build, so multiplex operators and networks can run Radeeo under their own brand.
Built by engineers who keep networks up
Radeeo is built by experienced software engineers with networking and distributed-systems backgrounds, people who have spent their careers keeping critical infrastructure online. It is engineered for the reliability radio demands: a small, dependable installation that stays on air.
For white-label and multiplex-operator enquiries, support@radeeo.com. Radeeo is a product of Packetpipe Ltd, company no. 12105604.
Stage 07 — Go live
Get on the waitlist
We're onboarding early-access stations now. Tell us where to reach you and we'll be in touch as slots open.