It's been a significant few weeks. There is much news.

Last Wednesday 16 July we released the UFO mini app on Farcaster and the Base app. The first live broadcast was A New Day One from Base's launch of their new app in Los Angeles. We'd just shipped our mini app hours before and now Jesse Pollak, Brian Armstrong, founders, builders, Gary Vee and pplpleasr were live on the radio.

Turned out to be good way to start as the stream worked perfectly, allowing users on Farcaster and Base to tune into a video stream without leaving the app.

• Harmonic SPE. Expanding Livepeer to onchain social. The mini app was produced by UFO founder Nick Hollins leading an initiative to grow Livepeer in the Farcaster and Base ecosystems. With major support from the Livepeer Foundation.

• Builders Garden. We ran a highly successful sprint with their team of developers to ship UFO as a mini app and add integrations for video on Livepeer, social layers on Farcaster, and user profiles on Privy. Recommend this team!

• Base livestream was organised at FarCon. We had early beta access to the Base app since FarCon NYC in May. The opportunity for radio as a mini app had been clear well before this and we've been doing the ground work to be ready.

You can now claim your UFO ID on the new website and mini app. All you need to do is click 'Log in' to create a profile. It's free and easy to do.

The sooner you log in to UFO, the lower your ID number will be. It's a verifiable record of when you tuned in.

We're imagining many things for the future of UFO IDs. For today feel free to claim as soon as you can to enjoy the bragging rights of a low number.

All together, these updates are real progress for open internet radio. You can expect new channels, broadcasts and music arriving over the coming weeks.

For now:
→ Tune in via the mini app or your browser: ufo.fm
→ Claim your UFO ID and show how early you arrived

It's been a significant few weeks. There is much news.

Last Wednesday 16 July we released the UFO mini app on Farcaster and the Base app. The first live broadcast was A New Day One from Base's launch of their new app in Los Angeles. We'd just shipped our mini app hours before and now Jesse Pollak, Brian Armstrong, founders, builders, Gary Vee and pplpleasr were live on the radio.

Turned out to be good way to start as the stream worked perfectly, allowing users on Farcaster and Base to tune into a video stream without leaving the app.

• Harmonic SPE. Expanding Livepeer to onchain social. The mini app was produced by UFO founder Nick Hollins leading an initiative to grow Livepeer in the Farcaster and Base ecosystems. With major support from the Livepeer Foundation.

• Builders Garden. We ran a highly successful sprint with their team of developers to ship UFO as a mini app and add integrations for video on Livepeer, social layers on Farcaster, and user profiles on Privy. Recommend this team!

• Base livestream was organised at FarCon. We had early beta access to the Base app since FarCon NYC in May. The opportunity for radio as a mini app had been clear well before this and we've been doing the ground work to be ready.

You can now claim your UFO ID on the new website and mini app. All you need to do is click 'Log in' to create a profile. It's free and easy to do.

The sooner you log in to UFO, the lower your ID number will be. It's a verifiable record of when you tuned in.

We're imagining many things for the future of UFO IDs. For today feel free to claim as soon as you can to enjoy the bragging rights of a low number.

All together, these updates are real progress for open internet radio. You can expect new channels, broadcasts and music arriving over the coming weeks.

For now:
→ Tune in via the mini app or your browser: ufo.fm
→ Claim your UFO ID and show how early you arrived