The radio · In development

Rediscover
radio.

The pleasure of turning a dial. The ease of asking for a station. A new way to find something worth listening to.

A tabletop radio concept. Sales are not open yet.

Ondula tabletop radio concept with a woven speaker grille, a large amber-ringed tuning dial, display and physical presets.
Ondula tabletop · Product concept · Hardware in development

Made to be used

Good sound.
Real controls.
Room to explore.

Turn. Tune. Listen.

A physical knob, saved stations and sound designed for everyday listening. The initial receiver targets AM, FM, shortwave and longwave.

Your favorites, within reach.

Save a station by name. Set a radio alarm. Keep the familiar things simple.

Keep listening offline.

Basic listening, presets and local voice are designed to work without the internet, an account or a subscription.

Natural, private interaction

Just say what
you want to hear.

Speech recognition stays on the device. Online discovery draws on the shared index; ordinary radio controls stay local.

Planned interaction
“Find something
by my favorite artist.”

Discover an observed station you can receive nearby.

“Tune 101.1.”“Save this as salsa.”“Wake me with the news.”

Discovery, together

Find what’s on.
Go beyond your presets.

The network’s broadcast index is designed to help you find artists and tracks playing on local stations. Genre and show discovery can follow where reliable programme information is available.

Connected discovery needs current network data or a dated cache. A station found elsewhere in the world isn’t automatically receivable at home.

How shared discovery works

Your choices

Your radio.
Your listening.

Choose whether to contribute.

A separate sensing receiver can work in the background while you keep your station and volume. RF contribution is optional.

Choose whether to join the panel.

Sharing tuning activity is a separate opt-in. It is not a condition of listening or contributing RF observations, and participation can be withdrawn.

Keep your microphone private.

The design keeps voice processing local. Microphone audio does not become network or panel data.

A few practical things

When can I get one?

The integrated radio is in development. Sales, pricing and a shipping date have not been announced.

Which bands will it receive?

The first listening receiver targets AM, FM, SW and LW. Reception depends on the selected hardware, antenna and location. Digital radio, weather and additional bands are future possibilities, not included launch promises.

Will I earn rewards?

Rewards for useful contribution are part of the network design. There is no live token, payout or earnings estimate. The radio is designed to be worth using on its own.

A bigger idea, inside your radio

Enjoy the radio. Help build what comes next.