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Aiir Launches Music Scheduler, Free Through September


Aiir Inc.
Aiir Inc.

Aiir Inc., a New York-based provider of radio station software and services, has announced the public launch of what it calls a "world-first" innovation: a fully cloud-based music scheduler for radio stations. The new Aiir Scheduler is designed to modernize music programming by eliminating the need for locally installed software. It supports multiple users, formats, and stations, and runs entirely in a web browser.

"After extensive beta testing, showcasing our music scheduler at the NAB Show where it won a 'Best in Show' award, it's now publicly available for everyone to use," said Ricki Lee, Aiir CEO. "We soft-launched it a week ago and already have over 100 radio companies using it around the world. You can get started quickly by importing your data from existing popular music scheduler systems."

The Aiir Scheduler is available now at Aiir.com/scheduler. It will be free to use until the end of September 2025. After that, pricing will start at $60 USD per month.

The platform supports exporting logs to major automation systems including PlayoutONE, WideOrbit, Myriad, PlayIt Live, and Station Playlist, with additional integrations planned.

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