Play anything on your Mac — Spotify, Music, a podcast, your own voice — and your friends listen from a link, on any phone. Free. No accounts, nothing to set up.
Stoop FM lives in your menu bar. Turn it on, share the link, and whatever you're playing goes out — with the song and the cover on your friends' screens.
Spotify, Music, a podcast app, a browser tab — or everything your Mac plays. Your music, from wherever it lives.
Friends open the link and tap Listen. No app, no account. Song and cover on their lock screen.
Hold to talk and the music dips under your voice, then comes back. Pick any mic on your Mac.
A new, unguessable link each time — or keep one link, with a passcode. The audio goes straight from your Mac; we don't store it.
There's nothing to configure. The first time, it asks one question: who can listen.
It sits in your menu bar. Play something in any app — it's picked for you.
A link is ready in a few seconds. Copy it, share it, or show the QR code to people in the room.
They hear what you hear, a few seconds behind. Go off air whenever you like — or set it to stop after an hour.
Yes. Stoop FM is free to download and use.
Listening works on any phone or computer — it's just a web page. Broadcasting needs a Mac.
Straight from your Mac to your listeners, through a secure tunnel. It isn't stored anywhere. Links you keep only remember where your station is right now.
As many as your Mac's upload allows — a home connection handles a good-sized group of friends.
Stoop FM is for sharing with friends. You're responsible for what you play — share music you have the right to share.
A Mac with macOS 14.2 or later. The first time, macOS asks to let Stoop FM hear the app you choose (and your mic, if you talk).