small tools that do one thing well
Tera FM
Current headlines, historical archive, and live radio
Follow current headline metadata from multiple publishers, search a historical headline archive, and listen to live internet radio. Every headline opens the original publisher for the complete reporting. The Chrome extension brings headlines, archive search, and persistent user-initiated radio playback into a browser side panel.
Visit Tera FM →// features
- Current headline metadata from multiple sources with links to original publishers
- Historical headline archive with date, source, topic, category, and time filters
- Ask Headlines search over available archive metadata
- Live internet radio discovery by station, country, and genre
- Chrome side-panel extension for headlines, archive search, and radio
- Persistent user-initiated radio playback after the side panel closes
- Free to use with no account required for the core experience
- Narrow extension permissions with local preferences stored in Chrome
// use cases
- Checking current headlines without opening multiple news sites
- Looking back at what publishers were covering on an earlier date
- Searching a growing headline archive by topic or source
- Keeping live radio playing while browsing in Chrome
// frequently asked
Is Tera FM free?
Yes. The current headline, archive, live-radio, and Chrome extension experience is free to use. An account is optional for the core product.
Does Tera FM reproduce complete news articles?
No. Tera FM displays limited headline metadata for discovery and links to the original publisher for the complete reporting and context.
Where does the live radio come from?
Stations are independent third-party broadcasters. Tera FM helps discover public streams; playback connects to the broadcaster rather than Tera FM hosting or rebroadcasting the audio.