The 90s clock radio, rebuilt as a website — and it works on any and every device you own.
Atin, an indie maker in San Diego, missed his childhood stereo gear — the big silver hi-fi deck with the glowing dial, the flip clock, the VU meters. He went looking for that feeling in the app stores and found timers and alarms, but nothing that felt like the machine. So he rebuilt it himself, as a website, working with Muse (an AI pair-programmer) as his build partner.
Tunerva is that deck, faithfully recreated — hardware-style keys, live VU meters, chunky presets, a karaoke vocals fader — with the whole world's internet radio inside it, plus podcasts. Because it's a web page, it runs everywhere a browser does: phone, tablet, computer, kitchen smart display, the car. And with Google Cast, the television itself becomes the clock radio.
Strangers keep landing on the same comparison. As one Reddit commenter put it: it reminds them of Winamp. We take that as the highest praise there is.
All photos are real devices in real rooms, no mockups. Click any photo for the full-size file; free to use with coverage of Tunerva.
The VU meters are a nice touch. I remember having one of those old radios with the flip-down clock and being obsessed with trying to catch a good signal on the AM dial late at night. Nice work bringing that feeling back in browser.
— from Reddit, on launch day
That looks great. It reminds me of Winamp mp3 player.
— from Reddit
Winamp revived. 🙌
— from Instagram
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