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A tiny focus radio for your browser. Curated lo-fi, ambient, indie, and coding stations — no account, no feed, no decision fatigue. Tonearm is a tiny lo-fi focus radio for your browser — curated stations for deep work, coding, reading, and calm browsing. No playlists. No algorithm. No account. Just press play. Tonearm gives you a small, polished radio player inside Chrome with hand-picked stations across lo-fi, ambient, indie, and coding-friendly music. It is built for people who work in the browser and want focus music without opening another tab, feed, or streaming app. Features: • One-click play/pause from the Chrome toolbar • Curated lo-fi, ambient, indie, and coding stations • Station filters for quick mood switching • Previous/next station controls • Volume control • Persistent playback after the popup closes • Backup stream fallback for reliability • Favorite/default station • Privacy-first: no account, no tracking, no listening history Good for: • Focus music while working • Music for coding • Ambient background radio • Lo-fi radio in Chrome • Calm browsing without decision fatigue Privacy: Tonearm does not collect personal data, analytics events, listening history, or identifiers. Your volume and default station are saved locally in Chrome storage on your device. Audio streams directly from station providers; Tonearm has no backend and does not proxy what you listen to.
Apr 29, 2026
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