Android app
Sawt Maroc: an app for Moroccan radio and podcasts
Want Moroccan radio in your pocket? Sawt Maroc is a free Android app that plays live Moroccan stations and podcasts from one clean, fast screen. Here is what it does, what it doesn’t, and how to get started.
What is Sawt Maroc?
Sawt Maroc (“the voice of Morocco”) is a radio and podcast app made for listeners of Moroccan stations. You open it, pick a station and it plays the music, news or talk you came for.
It is a player, not a broadcaster: the streams come straight from the stations and platforms themselves, and the app is not the official app of any station.
Main features
- Live radio from Moroccan stations (an internet connection is required).
- Podcasts you can play and resume where you stopped.
- Favorites for the stations and podcasts you come back to.
- Background playback: keep listening while you use other apps or lock your phone.
- Bluetooth: send the sound to a speaker or your car.
Quran radios and an Islamic section
The app has a dedicated Islamic section with Quran radios. Recent versions show photos of the reciters in the reciters list, on the Quran radios and in the player, which makes it easier to find a recitation you like.
Privacy: no data collected
In its Google Play data safety section the developer declares that the app collects no data and shares none with third parties, and says it follows the Play Families policy. It is rated for 3+.
How to install Sawt Maroc
- On your Android phone, open Sawt Maroc on Google Play.
- Tap Install.
- Open the app and tap a station: it starts playing right away. Tap the heart to keep it in your favorites.
Tips for better listening
- Data: a typical 128 kbps stream uses about 58 MB per hour. On a limited plan, prefer Wi-Fi for long sessions.
- In the car: pair your phone over Bluetooth, start a station, then lock the screen; playback continues in the background.
- A station is silent? Streams come from the broadcasters, so one can be down for a while. Try again later or pick another station.
App or website?
The app suits Android users who listen every day. On an iPhone or a computer you can listen in the browser instead: Radio Marble lists 109 Moroccan radio stations that play directly on the page, with nothing to install. More ideas in Discover.
Frequently asked questions
Is Sawt Maroc free?
Yes. It is free on Google Play.
Is Sawt Maroc available on iPhone?
It is listed on Google Play for Android. On an iPhone you can listen to Moroccan stations in Safari on Radio Marble.
Can I listen with the screen off or in the car?
Yes. The app keeps playing in the background, and it works with Bluetooth speakers and car systems.
Does it work without internet?
No. Live radio and podcasts are streamed, so you need a mobile data or Wi-Fi connection.
Facts from the app’s Google Play listing, checked on October 21, 2026. Station names and logos belong to their owners.
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