Changelog

Hidden songs. Keep jingles, station IDs, adverts or any other song out of your site's Recently played and Most played lists. Go to Settings → Hidden songs and add an artist, a title or both. Use * as a wildcard (for example Jingle*). Changes show on your live site right away, without publishing.

Radiocast Panel Embed section. Add widgets from your Radiocast panel, like song requests, the player or song history, straight to your site. Paste the link or the <iframe> code from your panel's Embed Widgets page. Panel widgets that didn't work inside a Custom Code section now work here.

Footer. Pick a separate footer logo (wide logos now show in full instead of being cropped), choose whether to show your station name next to it, and add up to four footer sections with a heading, text and links.

Live chat. Messages from earlier days now show their date as well as the time. In a sidebar, the chat fits neatly without the extra space above it.

News. In the Magazine layout, the list beside the main story now shows four posts. Any more appear in a tidy grid below, and side posts show their dates.

AI assistants like Claude Code and Codex can now design and edit your station site for you through the Radiocast Sites MCP server.

• Create a key under Account → AI access and copy the setup command for your AI tool.
• Agents can change your theme, pages, sections, settings and CSS. They only change your draft, so you can review everything in the editor before it goes live.
• You choose what each key can do and which sites it can use. Publishing and Custom code sections need their own permission, and a key never gets more access than you have.
• Keys expire, can be revoked at any time, and are stored securely. Every change an agent makes appears in your site's audit log.

Open the new CSS panel in the editor to restyle any part of your site with your own stylesheets.

• Design files: add up to 12 CSS files. They apply to every page after your template's styles, in the order you choose, and they save, publish and roll back with the rest of your site.
• Plain CSS mode: switch off your template's colors, fonts, textures and card styles to style the whole site from a clean, neutral base. Your layouts and sections stay, and switching back brings your template's look back exactly.
• Packages: import popular CSS packages by name, like @import "tailwindcss"; or @import "animate.css";. Tailwind is compiled for you, so @apply works. Packages are downloaded once and served from your own site.
• Built-in privacy: your CSS can't load files from other websites, so third parties can't track your listeners. Errors show up as you type, and the panel lists the selectors and theme variables you can use.

Presenters can now open the Inbox in the staff dashboard to read listener song requests and play talkback voice notes. Previously the default Presenter role had no inbox access.

Existing sites with the standard Presenter role were updated automatically. Roles you have customised are unchanged, so you can grant Read the inbox from Team > Roles if needed.

Give your listeners a place to talk.

• Comments: add a Comments section to any page. Signed-in listeners can comment, and you can hold, remove or mute from Community.
• Live chat: add a Live chat section for real-time conversation while you're on air.
• Moderation: staff with the new Moderate comments & chat permission can manage comments and chat from the staff dashboard, and every action is recorded in the audit log.
• Turnstile: protect your forms, sign-in, sign-up, comments and chat from spam with Cloudflare Turnstile, using your own free Cloudflare keys. Set it up under Settings → Security. Your secret key is stored encrypted. See the Turnstile tutorial.

Every station site now gets its own Privacy Policy and Terms of Service, generated from your settings.

• Open Settings → Legal pages, enter your operator name and contact email, review the text, and confirm it.
• Your pages are published at /privacy and /terms, and linked in your site's footer.
• They only describe features your site actually uses, such as comments, live chat or listener accounts.
• A confirmed Privacy Policy and Terms are now required before you can publish or roll back.

Radiocast Sites now has its own home for news and help:

• Tutorials: step-by-step guides covering creating your site, customizing the design, publishing to your own domain, legal pages, comments and live chat, staff roles, and Turnstile.
• Blog: product news and tips, with an RSS feed.
• Changelog: what's new in Radiocast Sites, with an RSS feed. Look for the What's new link to catch up on updates.

When you publish (or roll back), visitors who already have your site open get the new version automatically, with no reload needed.

• The player keeps streaming while the page updates.
• A short "This site was just updated" notice appears in your station's colors, with a soft two-note chime.
• The chime only plays after the visitor has interacted with the page, and the notice hides itself after a few seconds.

• The Add a section dialog no longer jumps back to the top while you scroll through it, and its title and buttons now stay in view.
• Cards and buttons no longer show faint stripes in Chrome.
• Choosing a template during onboarding works without errors.
• Jumping to Legal pages in the editor scrolls only the settings panel, not the whole editor.
• Tutorials: the "On this page" sidebar now has proper spacing between the hover bar and the text, and the tutorials use American English spelling.