Radio App Reviews

I’ve been using RadioApp for a LONG time and used to use it a ton when traveling , working, etc. it USED to be able to refresh and show you stations available based off current location.
Now instead it shows completely random stations for states all the way across the nation that wouldn’t work for me. When trying to find a station for my fm transmitter it keeps claiming “not available outside of the US” - Georgia is very much so a part of the US so idk what that’s about (I don’t have a vpn on). So I try to type my city in - didn’t recognize it as a real city. I tried the city next to me, didn’t work. I had to use the big city near me to try and get a station. Even when I’m in that city, the recommended stations barely work.
I’ve been trying to give this new update a chance but hate it and don’t find RadioApp helpful at all. I even tried messing with the settings to see if there was something I could change to fix it but unfortunately found nothing.

It’s not an actual transmitter at all. RadioApp has a button to where you can buy a transmitter. RadioApp just tells you which stations they think are available which you can just do yourself by tuning your radio. Completely useless app. Surprised it got anything beyond 1 star. Fake reviews probably.

So I dl it before reading reviews and found out the hard way it's just to locate a clear station for you to use with another device. Doesn't transmit anything! Why is it called fm transmitter then? Should be called clear channel finder Jesus. Waste of time. Don't download unless you just want to know what channel is clear around your area (and not really that clear some talking/music was still trans though).

No weak signal. No bad audio quality. Literally just does nothing and doesn’t connect to the radio frequencies then a window pops up to ask the quality of the audio. Some of the stations listed as “good” were literally other radio stations as well.

After buying an FM transmitter I thought RadioApp would be a life saver and save lots of time. I let it know my location and it gave me a list of channels that were supposed to be "good" and "okay" for the transmitter. EVERY SINGLE CHANNEL WAS BEING USED. After sitting and going through just a handful of channels on my own I found so many vacant channels. RadioApp is amazing in theory but doesn't work what so ever.

I’ve used RadioApp for years to find unused FM stations. I then use that info to set a low power fm transmitter for language Interpretation at large meeting with both English and spanish speakers. New version 4.0.0 does not function like the older version, it only has internet radio stations that you can listen to.

All it’ll do is tell you the radio stations that available in your area. You shouldn’t have to get charged for it. $8.99 for a lifetime subscription is not bad for people who REALLY REALLY want to know what stations are available in their area without having to scan but it’s a waste of money if you ask me. If they can tell you what stations are free for your transmitter or even for stations that you want to listen to. They can also try to become an App Bluetooth Transmitter so I don’t have to buy one from the store. Cause that’s what I was looking for in the first place and brought an radio station finder for $9.53😂😂.

If you're using a fm transmitter and want to find a clear unused signal RadioApp is pretty good. It saves time to scroll to find a good one. There's no guarantee that you won't hear any static but oh well.

Very nice app and most channels are great

RadioApp is great but is is off a little bit the best station for my area was way off but if you go up or down a few you should find a good one. Good app. Keep it up.

Helped me find the clearest station to Bluetooth my fm transmitter in my area. Works perfect everyday. Worth downloading!

Honestly a super simple app but holy heck is it useful. I’d have been at the radio in my old Avalon for hours trying to find a clear station...

RadioApp is great for telling me and others who use it what station works best in your are but what's weird is RadioApp works best on Apple devices so my parents can't really use it.😒

Good for if you live in a city and drive a car without any way to plug your phone in besides a Bluetooth radio adapter.

It isn't a frequency transmitter. It never claimed it was. It says it finds the best channels to transmit with, and it does it. Perfectly. Too bad people aren't reading about RadioApp before they download it.

People should've read the description what that app was for before downloading. I finally found stations that don't have that noise in the background.

Writing a review because of the reviews stating that RadioApp doesn't work. RadioApp is not meant for you to listen to the radio, it's to find a clear channel for an FM transmitter to play audio through.

RadioApp is intended for people who already own an fm transmitter and are trying to find the best frequencies to tune to. It never once in the description claims to transmit fm itself. RadioApp is simple and easy to use, and has made finding the most viable frequencies much much easier for me.

I LOVE RadioApp! I have purchased two separate Bluetooth speakers that have FM transmitters and could never use it through my speakers because the static was loud or the actual channel played. I downloaded RadioApp and it told me exactly which channel to use (with my Bluetooth speaker) and it worked beautiful!!! So pumped! RadioApp could have saved me so much aggravation before!

Only app able to transmit sound at drive in