StationCast 12.1

What's new since 11.0

The headline for this release is a major upgrade to how StationCast works with Siri and Spotlight on iPhone: you can name a specific station out loud, ask for the nearest one, get a little weather card back instead of just spoken text, pin your primary station to Control Center, and find any saved station from Spotlight search. Along the way, StationCast also arrived on the web.

Siri, much smarter

StationCast’s voice support grew well beyond a single canned phrase.

Tuned for iOS 27’s new Siri

iOS 27’s redesigned Siri changed how spoken requests get routed — in particular, it now hands anything containing the word “weather” to Apple’s own Weather app. StationCast adapts:

Find your stations in Spotlight

Your saved stations are now indexed in Spotlight. Swipe down on the Home Screen and search a station by its name or label — the result opens straight to that station’s detail. Stations stay reliably in sync as you add, rename, or remove them.

StationCast on the web

StationCast is now available in the browser, a new client alongside iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Alexa. Sign in with Google and check on your stations from any browser — saved stations with current temperature at a glance, add stations by search, and per-station detail. This is an invite-only private beta to start, with richer conditions, charts, and map discovery arriving iteratively.

Fixes and reliability


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