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A tiny lofi radio player in your browser. Chill beats to study, relax and sleep — inspired by the lofi girl vibe. 🎧 Lofi Radio is a minimal, distraction-free music player that lives in your browser toolbar. No accounts. No setup. Just click and play. HOW IT WORKS Click the icon, pick a station, hit play. Chill beats run quietly in the background while you work, study, or wind down. Close the popup, switch tabs, open a new window — the music keeps going. Open it again later and your station, volume, and playback position are right where you left them. FEATURES 🎵 Three curated stations — Study, Sleep, Synthwave ▶️ Real player controls — play, pause, next, previous 🔊 Smooth volume slider 📊 Live waveform animation 💾 Remembers your station, volume, and last playback position 🔄 Resumes where you left off after a browser restart 🪶 Lightweight popup that opens instantly 🌙 Clean dark interface 🔋 Plays in the background — music continues when the popup is closed STATIONS 📚 Study — chill beats to focus to 😴 Sleep — slower, calmer mixes for winding down 🌆 Synthwave — retro waves when you want a different mood PRIVACY No data leaves your device. Your station choice, volume, and last playback position stay in local browser storage. No analytics, no tracking, no ads — ever. Audio streams come directly from Audius, an open, community-run music platform. Built on Chrome Manifest V3 with the public Audius API.
Jul 18, 2026
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