NexarScope app analytics for October 5

NexarScope shows how many people are listening to your radio stations, right now. Add a stream address. NexarScope works out the rest — what kind of server it is, how many streams it hosts, and how many people are on each one. No accounts, no setup, no server of ours in the middle. ONE NUMBER PER STATION Most stations run more than one server: a primary and a backup, or a mirror in another country. NexarScope adds them together, so a station is one figure — not a puzzle you have to solve every time you look. AND ONE THAT MATTERS MORE If one of those servers quietly dies while its twin carries on, your listener count barely moves and nothing looks wrong. NexarScope shows that split in red. It is the single most useful thing this app can tell you. FOUR KINDS OF SERVER SHOUTcast v1, SHOUTcast v2, Icecast, and Centova Cast. It identifies which one it is talking to by itself. WHAT IS ON AIR The current song for every station, and the recently played list behind it, with the time each track went out. LISTEN Tap play on any station and hear it, with the screen locked, with the station and song on your lock screen. Often the fastest way to answer "why did the numbers just drop?" GROUP THEM YOUR WAY Groups and regions are yours to define — yours against the competition, by city, by network — with subtotals for each. IT KEEPS TO ITSELF No account. No server. No analytics. Your station list lives on your phone and nowhere else. NexarScope talks to the servers you chose, and to nothing else at all. Dark and light themes. Greek text renders correctly even on servers that declare the wrong character set — which many do. From Nexar Radio Tools.