Questions and answers

An app for your TV that plays internet radio over calm, changing art, with a visualizer that moves with the music. It is meant for the hours when the TV is on but nobody is watching it.

Samsung Smart TVs with Tizen 6.5 and above (2022 models and newer) come first, and Zoryia is coming soon to the Samsung store. LG TVs and Android TV are planned.

No. Zoryia works without an account, an email address or a password. Your TV is recognised by an id the app works out on the TV itself.

Yes. Listening is free and unlimited, for good, with the built-in stations and 5 of your own. It is not a trial.

Zoryia starts with 5 hand-picked stations, and you can add your own: a stream address, or an M3U or PLS playlist. Free, you can keep 5 of your own beside the built-in ones; with Premium your list holds up to 100. One playlist import reads up to 500 entries.

No. Your TV plays each station straight from the station's own server. Zoryia does not host, record or alter any broadcast, and a station's content is up to the station.

On the TV, open Settings and choose to connect a phone. Scan the code it shows, or open zoryia.com/connect and type the code. A code lasts 10 minutes. Your phone can then add, remove and reorder stations, and the TV picks up the change by itself.

Zoryia tells you on screen when a station fails, in plain words. Most often the station itself is offline or has moved its stream. Try again later, or check the station's website for its current stream address.

To follow the real sound, Zoryia has to be able to read the station's stream. It can for most stations. For the few it cannot, the station still plays and the visualizer moves to a rhythm of its own, and Zoryia says so on screen. More about the visualizers

Yes. In Settings, Change the visualizer every moves to the next style after 1, 3, 5, 10 or 30 minutes. It starts at Off.

Each scene in Common Thread is our own artwork that learns from a living craft tradition. It does not copy a particular piece or claim to document the tradition. Every scene has a reference card naming the tradition and its place, with at least two sources you can check.

Please tell us at hello@zoryia.com, with the scene's name. We answer every report, and we correct, explain or credit as the case needs.

All 6 visualizer styles. The whole gallery: all 55 scenes of Common Thread and Aura Drift, and every collection we add. Room for up to 100 stations. And one license for up to 5 TVs in your home, which share their stations. Radio, the Soundline and Rays visualizers, every comfort setting and a starter gallery of 12 scenes stay free. If Premium ends, nothing is deleted.

Yes: 14 days of everything, starting when your TV first connects to Zoryia. It asks for no payment details.

$14.70 for 12 months or $29.50 for 36 months. One payment. No automatic renewal: nothing is charged again, and the exact end date is shown before you pay.

Up to 5 TVs in one home. You can swap a TV for another up to 3 times in 30 days.

Yes, in the last 90 days of your current license. The new term is added to the end of the one you have, so no time is lost.

See the Refund Policy. Your consumer rights apply in every case.

Very little. There is no account and no advertising, and neither the app nor this website uses an analytics service or cookies. Zoryia's service keeps your TV's id and, if you use your phone, the stations you saved, so both can stay in step. It also notes the last day your TV connected and its country, never its address, to count how many TVs use Zoryia and where. The first time a station cannot play, your TV asks whether to send us problem reports saying what it tried, so we can fix it. Nothing is sent unless you agree, and you can change your answer in Settings, About. The Privacy Policy lists everything.

No. While it plays, Zoryia keeps the screen awake. After 60 minutes without a key press it asks whether you are still listening. Press any key to carry on; if nobody answers within 30 seconds, it stops playing and closes, and the TV's power saving takes over again.