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Musicify β€”
Free Live Radio Streaming Built for Music Lovers Everywhere

We partnered with Musicify to bring free, live radio streaming to music lovers worldwide, alongside curated playlists, artist discovery, and premium sound quality. The solution included an iOS and Android app, offline playback, and an admin panel built for managing artists, catalogues, and playlist performance at scale.

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Industry

Music & Entertainment
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Business Type

Startup
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Project duration

4 Months
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About ClientΒ 

Musicify set out to answer a simple questionβ€”why should live radio and quality music streaming cost anything at all? The client wanted an app where listeners could tune into stations, explore new tracks, and build playlists without hitting a paywall, while artists and labels had a real way to submit music and track how it performed. The platform needed to work across iOS and Android for everyday listeners, backed by a web admin panel giving the operations team control over artist profiles, catalog performance, and playlist placement.

A premium tier for higher-bitrate streaming had to sit alongside the free experience without complicating it. The system also needed to keep content discovery fast and engaging, helping listeners find new music without adding friction. Behind the scenes, flexible content controls ensured the catalog could evolve as the platform and audience continued to grow.

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Why Musicify Chose Us

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Musicify wanted more than a generic music player with a radio tab bolted on. They needed real playlist intelligenceβ€”new releases, mood-based blends, and discovery recommendationsβ€”working alongside a genuine artist and label submission process, not a static catalog that only the admin team could update manually behind the scenes.

They also needed the admin panel to give real visibility into how songs performed inside playlists, not just raw stream counts. Our experience building content-heavy platforms with structured admin tooling and secure API sessions gave them confidence we could deliver a catalog that stayed accurate, searchable, and easy to manage as the platform grew across both markets.

Challenges We Worked Through

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Our Approach

Streaming Pipeline Built for Stability

Streaming Pipeline Built for Stability

We built the streaming pipeline around connection stability first, treating it as a core requirement rather than something to optimise later. Live radio and on-demand tracks keep playing smoothly even when network conditions shift mid-session, using adaptive buffering that quietly adjusts stream quality in the background instead of stopping playback outright every time signal strength dips. This mattered more for Musicify than for a typical app, since a single dropped stream during a live broadcast is the kind of moment that makes a listener close the app and not come back.

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One Engine for Curation and Discovery

Followed-artist releases, mood-based blends, and discovery recommendations all run through one unified playlist engine rather than three separate systems competing for the user's attention. This meant users get a single connected listening experience instead of jumping between disconnected curated and personalized sections that feel like they belong to different apps. The engine weighs listening history, followed artists, and genre preferences together, creating recommendations that feel increasingly relevant over time.

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Shared Playlists With Real Permissions

Collaborative playlists let friends add and edit tracks together in real time, with permission handling built into the architecture from the very first version rather than added on afterward. Simultaneous changes don't overwrite each other, and every addition is tracked clearly enough that group members can see who added or removed a specific track without needing to ask. This created a more transparent, reliable collaboration experience, even when multiple users were actively editing the playlist at the same time.

Streaming Pipeline Built for Stability

Admin Tools Built Around Catalogue Growth

The admin panel tracks how individual songs and albums perform inside specific playlists, not just total stream counts across the platform as a whole. This gives the operations team the actual context they need to manage a growing catalog accurately, understanding which songs are driving playlist adds versus which are simply accumulating passive plays. Combined with metadata management and artist profile tools, the panel was built to scale with the catalogue rather than becoming harder to manage as more artists and tracks were added over time.

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Process We Followed

01 Understanding How People Actually Listen Understanding How People Actually Listen
Understanding How People Actually Listen

Understanding How People Actually Listen

Before development began, we looked at how listeners move between live radio, curated playlists, and their own collections, so the app matched real listening habits rather than a generic layout. This helped us structure navigation around familiar listening patterns, making key content easier to discover and access.

  • Listener behaviour research
  • Playlist structure planning
  • Admin workflow mapping
  • API contract definition
02 Structuring the App and Catalogue Together Structuring the App and Catalogue Together
Structuring the App and Catalogue Together

Structuring the App and Catalogue Together

We designed the customer app and admin panel around one shared catalog, so an artist update or playlist change made in the admin panel reflects correctly across the app immediately. This eliminated duplicate content management, reduced synchronization issues, and gave the operations team confidence that every listener sees the latest catalog information.

  • Customer app architecture
  • Playlist engine design
  • Admin dashboard design
  • Streaming pipeline design
03 Building and Testing Under Real Listening Conditions Building and Testing Under Real Listening Conditions
Building and Testing Under Real Listening Conditions

Building and Testing Under Real Listening Conditions

Our team built and tested the platform against real streaming conditions, checking playback stability, playlist accuracy, and premium tier gating across both iOS and Android before launch. We also tested different network conditions and device scenarios to identify issues before they reached users.

  • Laravel and Swift development
  • Streaming and playback testing
  • Playlist and catalogue QA
  • Premium tier access testing

Business Impact

First-Month Downloads 10k

First-Month Downloads

Early adoption across iOS and Android reflected strong initial interest in free, ad-supported live radio streaming across diverse user demographics.

Premium Conversion Rate 35%

Premium Conversion Rate

More than a third of active listeners upgraded to the higher-bitrate premium tier within the first month successfully overall.

Streaming Uptime 99.9%

Streaming Uptime

The streaming pipeline maintained near-constant availability, keeping playback stable even during peak listening hours.

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