Jaquearnoux Radio

Jaquearnoux Radio: Your “One Man Radio Station”


Welcome to Jaquearnoux Radio, the unique audio app that delivers music straight from the soul of a single artist. In a world full of algorithms and mainstream sounds, Jaquearnoux Radio offers you a refreshingly personal experience: 100% self-played, self-made, and self-composed.


What to expect:


Authentic sounds: Immerse yourself in an ever-growing collection of piano pieces and compositions, all created and performed by me personally. No covers, no generic playlists—just handmade music.

Unique musical diversity: My repertoire covers different moods and genres, always with my personal touch. Discover music you won't find anywhere else.

No frills: This app focuses on the essentials: pure musical enjoyment. It is free of distracting third-party advertising and does not collect unnecessary data. Your musical experience is the focus.


My promise to you: Don't Be Evil


As a “one-man radio station,” it is my personal commitment to respect your privacy. The Jaquearnoux Radio app does not collect any personal data such as names, email addresses, or location information.


For purely technical reasons and to protect my server from attacks, only IP addresses are temporarily recorded in anonymized log files when connecting and deleted after 14 days. This data is never used for profiling or commercial purposes.

Future interactions: Currently, the app is purely a music stream player. If interactive features such as a “listener waiting queue” are implemented in the future that require registration, this registration will take place exclusively via my server and its separate privacy policy


The app itself is self-written in accordance with the motto “self-madehttps://github.com/ArnoldSchiller/playcard_app,” as is the server interface

https://github.com/ArnoldSchiller/playcard as well, and a look at the source code shows those interested in the technical details how it all works.


This first release has limitations, partly because the binary with media-kit became too large for me – video playback therefore does not work. So it's just audio.