For Wi-Fi and DAB radios that used the UNDOK app
Your Wi-Fi radio, on your iPhone again: power, presets, sources and volume from across the room. No account, no cloud.
For radios with a Frontier Smart chip on your home Wi-Fi · iPhone · In development — not yet on the App Store
Many Wi-Fi and DAB radios use a Frontier Smart chip and were controlled with Frontier's UNDOK app, which crashes on iOS 27. These radios have their own local control on your home network. Tunerline uses it directly, so it needs no account, no cloud and no other app. There is no tracking and no advertising. The radio must already be on your Wi-Fi: set-up of a new radio is done on the radio itself. Tunerline works at home only.
Radios with a Frontier Smart chip that worked with the UNDOK app. Many models from Roberts, Ruark, Pure, Hama, Revo, Sangean, Majority and others use it, but not every model of every brand does. The free version shows at once whether yours answers, before you buy Pro. Your iPhone must be on the same Wi-Fi as the radio. Some radios ask for a PIN (usually 1234, in the radio's network menu). No radio nearby? The app has a demo where everything works.
Free to download: power, volume, mute and what is playing, for one radio. Tunerline Pro is a one-time purchase (no subscription) that adds the presets, switching sources and more than one radio.
Tunerline is a separate, current app that talks to the radio itself on your Wi-Fi, so it does not need UNDOK to open. Your radio keeps its presets and settings.
If the radio worked with the UNDOK app, it most likely has a Frontier Smart chip and works. Install the free version: it finds the radio and shows what is playing. If it cannot, you have paid nothing.
Presets are stored on the radio. Tunerline plays them; you store a station as a preset on the radio itself.
No. Tunerline is a remote control: the radio plays, the iPhone controls it.
No, only on your home Wi-Fi.