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For grey skies and good frequencies

MeteoSound started with a simple idea: what if the weather could choose the soundtrack?

Not through algorithms. Not through endless recommendations. Just weather, mood and discovery.

The problem

Most music apps try to predict what you want.

They optimize engagement. They optimize clicks. MeteoSound does something different — it lets the weather guide the experience.

Weather

Live conditions

Radio

Hand-picked stations

How MeteoSound works

Weather

Real-time forecasts and conditions from open weather data.

Radio

Thousands of live stations curated from the global radio directory.

Discovery

Search by city, country, station, genre, or simply follow the sky.

Mood

Find the right atmosphere for the moment, not an endless feed.

Why MeteoSound exists

Built from a simple idea.

MeteoSound started with a simple question: What if the weather could choose the soundtrack?

Most music apps are designed to maximize engagement. More recommendations. More scrolling. More reasons to stay inside the feed.

MeteoSound was built as a quieter alternative. Instead of asking algorithms what you might want to hear, it lets the weather guide the experience — helping people discover radio stations, moods and places they may never have searched for themselves.

Created by Studio VN, an independent software studio based in Udine, Italy.

Studio VN

🇮🇹 Udine, Italy

Independent software studio

Creator of MeteoSound

Visit Studio VN

www.studiovn.design

Our philosophy

No endless feeds.

No doomscrolling.

No algorithm chasing engagement.

Just weather.

Radio.

And a little curiosity.

Powered by open technology

Weather by Open-Meteo and station data by Radio Browser — open communities that make a quieter internet possible.

Built with open technologies and community-driven data.

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