Frequently asked questions

Create an account, confirm your email, download the macOS app, and sign in. Unlimited access is already on during the testing phase.

The current build needs macOS 13 Ventura or newer.

Yes. Your account is used for trial access, downloads, and signing in from the macOS app.

Use the download page or your account page. After installing the app, sign in and approve the browser code to start the trial.

Nothing right now. RadioFlow is in a testing phase, billing is paused, and everyone has unlimited access until further notice.

No. RadioFlow is a macOS app.

Yes. Use CMD+F to search the library quickly, including larger collections with thousands of tracks.

RadioFlow looks at your folders when you import. If you already keep beds, sweepers, promos, or stings in separate folders, it uses that structure.

Yes. Select a track and press Space. Preview stays separate from the live output.

Yes. You can save a show and bring it back later, either replacing the current queue or appending to it.

No. Automation can fill the playout log from clocks, but you can still move, remove, insert, preview, and edit rows by hand.

Yes. The segue editor lets you adjust overlap and transition points with a waveform view.

Yes. RadioFlow can detect quiet intros and outros to give transitions a cleaner starting point.

There is a song suggestions view that uses the current show context and works with tracks already in your library.

That is the goal. It is built for live macOS playout, and testing feedback is helping tighten up the rough edges.

The live view keeps decks, meters, microphone state, now playing, and up next in one place.

Yes. There are mic controls for gain, ducking, compression, EQ, ambience, and voice tracks.

Yes. You can route preview and program audio to separate devices.

Yes. You can record quick breaks, links, intros, and talk segments for the playout log.

Yes. A lot of the workflow is built around one person running music, mic, preview, and stream output from the same Mac.

Yes. RadioFlow can send audio to Icecast or Shoutcast and pass along stream metadata.

Broadcast settings are built for Icecast and Shoutcast server setup, including codecs, bitrate, reconnects, and metadata.

Yes. RadioFlow can send stream metadata so your current track information reaches the broadcast server.

RadioFlow includes reconnect settings for broadcast servers. If you hit issues during a trial, those reports are especially useful.

Yes. Preview, program, monitor, recording, and broadcast paths can be configured separately.

No. The standard trial is 3 days and does not require a credit card.

There is no extended trial right now. Everyone has unlimited access while billing is paused.

There is nothing to cancel during the testing phase because billing is paused.

Not during the testing phase. Billing will come back later if licenses are reintroduced.

Anything practical: setup problems, confusing screens, missing shortcuts, audio routing issues, or things that felt awkward during a real show.

Yes. Small paper cuts are useful, especially if they slow you down during prep or while a show is live.

Start with the documentation. It covers setup, core workflows, and common controls.

Email info@radioflow.app with your account email, Mac version, RadioFlow version, and what you were trying to do.

Yes. Send a note with what you are testing and why you need more time.

No. Pricing is paused while RadioFlow is being tested, and licenses can be reintroduced later.