Scanner Radio

Listen to live audio from over 8000 fire and police scanners, NOAA weather radio stations, amateur radio repeaters, air traffic (ATC), and ocean radio stations around the world. Turn on notifications to receive alerts (for major events and breaking news) when the scanner has over 2000 listeners.

Scanner Radio Pro: A very interesting software that no longer uses mobile FM hardware to collect channels, but rather connects to Android phones, and the content listened to is really different.

Scanner Radio is a radio scanner that can scan wireless stations around the world and listen in real-time online. It is very interesting to search for and receive various radio information released by police, fire, meteorological departments, and amateur enthusiasts from over 2800 regions around the world.

What are the functions:

1. View recently added scanners (constantly adding new scanners).

2. Add the scanner radio widget and shortcut to the main screen for quick access.

3. Check the scanners near you.

4. Browse the directory by location or category (public safety, aviation, railway, navigation, weather, etc.).

5. Add your most frequently heard scanner to your favorites for quick access.

6. Turn on notifications to receive notifications in the event of a significant event (detailed information below).

7. View the top 50 scanners (those with the most listeners).

Is it easy to use:

1. During the hurricane season, it is useful to listen to amateur radio "Hurricane Network" scanners and NOAA weather radio scanners, which include weather conditions and damage reports when hurricanes and tropical storms approach or make landfall. Explore the directory to search for scanners from afar to understand what citizens in other parts of the country and around the world are experiencing.

2. You can use this application to listen to the voices of some popular departments, including the New York Police Department, New York Fire Department, Los Angeles Police Department, Chicago Police Department, and Detroit Police Department.

3. The audio you can hear is provided by volunteers (in many cases, police and fire departments, as well as the 911 dispatch center itself) for Broadcastify and other websites, using real police scanners, amateur radios, weather radios, aviation radios, and ship radios, similar to the sound you hear using your own police scanner.

Software advantages:

1. Are you interested in providing scanner radio audio for your area? If that's the case, you will need a real scanner radio, a computer, and a cable to transfer audio from the scanner to the computer.

2. Once you have these, you can program the scanner to monitor the information you want to provide from your area (police dispatch channels, fire department, 911 center, amateur radio repeaters, NOAA weather broadcast stations, air traffic control, etc.).

3. If someone near you provides sources that include both police and fire, you can provide sources that only include police, only include fires, or only include certain regions/jurisdictions.

4. Next, visit Broadcastify's website and click the "Broadcast" button to register (completely free) to provide scanner audio for your area. As a provider, you will have full access to the audio files of all scanners they host.

Software features:

• The number of listeners for a specific scanner exceeds a certain number.

• The scanner within a certain distance of your location has more than a certain number of listeners.

• A Broadcastify alert has been released for one of your favorite shows.

• Any scanner in the directory has over 2000 listeners (configurable).

• A scanner within a certain distance of you has been added to the directory.