Live audio, built for the person behind the mic.
We started FMSolo because going live shouldn't require a studio, a sound engineer, or a stack of software. Just a browser, a voice, and something to say.
Broadcasting used to mean equipment. We think it should mean showing up.
Talk radio, DJ sets, late-night call-in shows, community stations — independent audio has always found an audience. What it hasn't always had is an easy way in. Expensive gear, fiddly software, and platforms built for playback rather than live conversation kept a lot of good voices off the air.
FMSolo strips that down to the essentials: open a tab, press go, and you're live. The mixing, the mic ducking, the reconnect handling — all the parts that used to take a studio — happen automatically in the browser.
The principles behind FMSolo
A short list of things we won't compromise on, no matter how big this gets.
Independent by design
Your station is yours. No algorithm decides who hears you — you share a link, and that's the whole distribution model.
Creator-first
Every product decision starts from "does this make it easier to go live and sound good", not "does this add a growth metric".
No gatekeepers
No approval queues, no follower minimums, no "apply to broadcast" forms. If you have something to say, you can go live today.
Built to sound right
Raw, gapless audio over the Web Audio API — not a compressed-and-recompressed pipeline that quietly degrades your sound.
Your station, your voice, your rules.
It takes less than a minute to get started — no sales call, no waitlist.