Schedule your way
Organize your content with events and sequences. Music, shows and ad breaks, each at the right time.
01 / SCHEDULINGEVERYTHING IN TUNE
From the first track to the last show of the day.
The tools to shape your broadcast.
Organize your content with events and sequences. Music, shows and ad breaks, each at the right time.
01 / SCHEDULINGCrossfade between audio tracks and keep your broadcast flowing with smooth transitions.
02 / PLAYOUTWork with MP3, WAV, OGG and FLAC. Combine your music selection with jingles and station content.
03 / AUDIOA CLOSER LOOK AT RADIT
Explore the interface captured on October 10, 2026.
Open any screenshot to view it at full size.
View the weekly schedule, timed events and standby lists.
Organize your playlist with playback controls and individual track settings.
Time, date, temperature and humidity in a dedicated panel.
Configure the streaming server, input device and MP3 quality.
See the recording controls and file browser alongside Cast, MeteoClock and the players.
THE RADIT PROJECT
DEVELOPMENT BUILDS
These are development builds of Radit, currently in testing. They may contain bugs and incomplete features.
Development build
Portable binaries · 64-bit
Package for macOS
Coming soonPackage for GNU/Linux
Coming soonWindows: download the ZIP, extract the entire binaries folder and run radit.exe from that folder.
View releases on GitHubHERE TO HELP
A few answers before getting
your station up and running.
Radit is an open-source project for automating radio stations, organizing content and maintaining continuous playout.
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.
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.
Visit the official repository to explore the code and propose changes. You can report bugs in the issue tracker.