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OPEN-SOURCE RADIO AUTOMATION

Radit

Made for radio. Open to everyone.

Radit with a file browser, Capture, Cast, MeteoClock and three audio players.
Radit · Actual software interface
Open source A passion for radio Freedom to create Built together

EVERYTHING IN TUNE

Less hassle.
More radio.

From the first track to the last show of the day.
The tools to shape your broadcast.

Schedule your way

Organize your content with events and sequences. Music, shows and ad breaks, each at the right time.

01 / SCHEDULING

Keep it flowing

Crossfade between audio tracks and keep your broadcast flowing with smooth transitions.

02 / PLAYOUT

Your music, organized

Work with MP3, WAV, OGG and FLAC. Combine your music selection with jingles and station content.

03 / AUDIO

A CLOSER LOOK AT RADIT

Your studio, up close.

Explore the interface captured on October 10, 2026.
Open any screenshot to view it at full size.

Radit Planner with weekday tabs, scheduled events, audio lists and a timeline.

Planner and weekly scheduling

View the weekly schedule, timed events and standby lists.

Radit audio player with a playlist, track durations and playback and settings controls.

Audio player

Organize your playlist with playback controls and individual track settings.

Radit MeteoClock showing time, date, temperature, humidity and location.

MeteoClock

Time, date, temperature and humidity in a dedicated panel.

Radit Cast panel with server, port, user, mount point, TLS and MP3 quality settings.

Cast

Configure the streaming server, input device and MP3 quality.

Full Radit studio interface showing the Capture recording panel, file browser, Cast, MeteoClock and three players.

Capture and studio overview

See the recording controls and file browser alongside Cast, MeteoClock and the players.

DEVELOPMENT BUILDS

Available downloads

These are development builds of Radit, currently in testing. They may contain bugs and incomplete features.

macOS

Package for macOS

Coming soon

Linux

Package for GNU/Linux

Coming soon

Windows: download the ZIP, extract the entire binaries folder and run radit.exe from that folder.

View releases on GitHub

HERE TO HELP

Start here.

A few answers before getting
your station up and running.

What is Radit?

Radit is an open-source project for automating radio stations, organizing content and maintaining continuous playout.

Where can I download it?

The downloads section includes the development build ZIP for 64-bit Windows. This is a test build that may contain bugs and incomplete features. Extract the entire binaries folder and run radit.exe. You can also access the official source code.

What do the screenshots show?

The screenshots show the current Radit interface: Planner, audio players, the file browser, Capture, Cast and MeteoClock. Open any image to view it at full size.

How can I contribute or report an issue?

Visit the official repository to explore the code and propose changes. You can report bugs in the issue tracker.