UNDER THE DIAL

Music keeps the room. Mochi earns the interruption.

Mochi brings together music you choose and short news and weather breaks shaped around you. It is made for listening, not another feed to manage.

Last updated 27 August 2026

1. Start with your music

Choose the music source that suits you, then settle into the things you already like to hear. Mochi is there to make the listening feel more personal, not to replace your music.

2. Set the dial

Tell Mochi what matters to you, where you would like updates to be relevant, and the rhythm that feels right. You stay in control of the kind, length and feel of each break.

3. Get a useful break

Mochi turns current reporting and weather information into brief spoken updates. News is source-backed, and the reporting behind it is always available to inspect.

4. Keep the room moving

When it is time for an update, Mochi makes space for it, then returns the focus to your music. You can choose whether a break pauses the music or waits for a natural moment.

5. It works around your listening

Scheduled breaks belong to an active listening session, so Mochi does not keep making updates when the music has stopped. When you want one now, you can ask for one.

Clear about the important bits

Mochi is a web app, so your device and browser still have a say in how playback behaves—especially when a screen locks or another app takes over audio. For the detail behind the product, see the privacy explanation.