A website and a dashboard for your AzuraCast radio station
AzuraCast runs your stream. Auvyra is everything around it: the website your listeners use, with a player that keeps going between pages, and a dashboard where your team runs the station. You host it yourself, and it's free.
Private testing is running now. Public testing starts on 30 November 2026, and Auvyra comes out in late 2026.
What you get
A website listeners come back to
The player doesn't stop when someone opens the schedule or reads the news. Around it you get show times with countdowns, presenter pages, news, song requests, polls and competitions, and a chat beside the player.
Listeners can make an account to save their favourite shows and get an email before one starts. You choose which of these to switch on.
A dashboard for the whole team
Writers see news and articles. Presenters get their shows, the Studio and the chat. Editors publish, and owners see everything.
The server checks someone's role on every action, so hiding a menu item is never the only thing keeping them out.
The Studio, for whoever's on air
One screen to keep open during a show: the song, the listener count, the queue, requests, shoutouts and the chat. It updates by itself.
Change the design without touching code
The Site Builder has starter designs and over 20 kinds of section. Drag them where you want them, change the colours and fonts, check it on a phone, then publish. The last 20 versions you published are kept, so you can always go back.
It works on a phone
The whole site works on a phone, player included, and listeners can add it to their home screen like an app.
Everything it does today
All of this works in the test version. If something isn't on this list, it isn't built yet.
- AzuraCast connection
- Test the connection, pick your station and read what's playing. Your API key is encrypted and never leaves the server.
- Live player
- Keeps playing while listeners move around your site. Shows the live DJ, switches streams if one drops, and reconnects by itself.
- Schedule
- A weekly schedule with repeating shows, one-off changes, countdowns, and time zones that cope with the clocks changing.
- Presenters
- A page for each presenter, with a photo, a biography, links and their shows. Presenters can edit their own.
- News and articles
- An editor with drafts, previews, scheduled publishing, tags and search engine fields.
- Recently played
- Auvyra keeps its own song log, so your site can show more history than AzuraCast does, with search and charts.
- Song requests
- Listeners search your library and request a track from your website. Presenters see the requests in the Studio.
- Likes and charts
- Listeners like what's playing, and your site charts their favourites next to your most played tracks.
- Polls, competitions and events
- With random winner draws for competitions, and shoutouts and comments that you approve first.
- Live chat
- A chat beside the player, answered and moderated by whoever's on air.
- Listener accounts
- Optional. Listeners save shows, presenters and tracks, and get an email before a saved show starts.
- Newsletters
- Confirmed sign-ups, sent through your own mail server, with an unsubscribe link in every one.
- Podcasts
- Your AzuraCast podcasts on your own website, with a player for each episode.
- Support your station
- A donation section with your own links and a fundraising target. Auvyra never touches the money.
- Site Builder
- Starter designs, over 20 kinds of section, drag and drop, a menu editor and a preview. The last 20 published versions are kept.
- Your branding
- Logo, colours, fonts and menu, with a warning when text would be hard to read.
- Team roles
- Owner, administrator, editor, writer, presenter and viewer. The server checks the role on every action, not just the menu.
- Studio
- One screen for whoever's on air: the song, listeners, queue, requests, shoutouts and chat.
- AutoDJ controls
- Skip a track, manage the queue and playlists, and deal with song requests without opening AzuraCast.
- Analytics
- Up to a year of listener numbers, with peaks, averages, an hour-by-hour heatmap, top tracks and your most read stories.
- Applications
- Your own form for people who want to join the station, with notes and statuses.
- Notifications
- A bell in the dashboard, team notices, and optional emails about messages, applications and the station going off air.
- Discord and webhooks
- Announce shows, live DJs and new posts in Discord, or in any app that takes a webhook.
- Two-factor sign-in
- Codes from an authenticator app, with recovery codes. Owners can make it required for the whole team.
- Sign-in alerts
- Emails about new devices and repeated failed sign-ins, a list of where you're signed in, and a security checklist.
- Self-hosted
- Runs on your own server with Docker Compose. No paid plan and no account with us.
- Your choice of database
- MongoDB, PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB or SQLite. All five pass the same tests.
- Moving a station
- Export everything to one file, images included, and import it on another server or database.
Testing
Running now
Private testing
Invite only. Testers install Auvyra on their own server, connect their own AzuraCast and tell us what breaks. If we've sent you a code, this is where to use it.
Sign up with your codeFrom 30 November 2026
Public testing
Anyone can join, no code needed. Put your name down now and we'll email you when it starts.
Join the listYours to run
Auvyra runs on your own server with Docker. Your listeners' accounts, messages and numbers stay in your database. We never see them, and there's no Auvyra account to sign up for. It works with MongoDB, PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB or SQLite.
It's made by SkyBlox Systems LTD, and it's free to use and change under the Auvyra License: the MIT License, plus one rule. If you share a changed version, it keeps the Auvyra name.