About Terondo

Terondo brings together television channels, radio stations, podcasts and webcams from around the world, to watch and listen to live, free and without registration.

What Terondo does

Terondo is a directory. Each listing presents a media outlet: a news channel, a radio station, a podcast, a webcam looking out over a bay or set in the heart of a city. It says what it broadcasts and where it broadcasts from, then opens its official stream. The Explorer lets you search the whole catalogue and save your favourite media to your favourites.

Terondo hosts none of these streams. They are put online by the channels, radio stations, podcast producers and webcam operators themselves, who remain solely responsible for them. Our job is to find them, check that they still work, and present them clearly.

Where Terondo comes from

The adventure begins in 2004, with enthusiasts sharing links to television channels from around the world. In 2005, it takes the name freee TV and the address freeetv.com: a directory of television channels, radio stations and webcams accessible on the Internet, free and without registration. In 2009, freee TV is featured on Télématin, on France 2. In 2026, freee TV becomes Terondo: the round Earth (“Terre ronde”) and the airwaves (“ondes”) meet in a new name.

The full story, with its press archives, is told on the History page.

Who makes Terondo

Terondo is published by Stéphane Schmidt, from Switzerland, and hosted in Switzerland by Infomaniak. Full legal information can be found in the legal notice.

Our principles

• Official sources only. Every stream comes from the media outlet’s official broadcast. A media outlet that cannot be offered through an official source is not listed.
• No registration. Watching or listening does not require an account. Your favourites are kept in your browser; an optional account lets you find them on your other devices.
• The streams stay free. Terondo Pro, an optional plan, adds convenience features such as unlimited favourites, themes or live mosaics. Access to the media, though, stays free for everyone.
• A place cannot be bought. Some links to commercial services are paid: they carry the “Partner links” label wherever they appear, and influence neither which media outlets are listed nor their ranking.
• Your data is not sold. By default, audience measurement is done in-house, anonymously. Google Analytics only loads with your consent, which you give or decline in the cookie banner.
• A clear line since 2004. No sexual content, no channel devoted to religious proselytising, no racism or incitement to hatred.
• Rights holders have the final say. A rights holder who wants a listing removed writes to us, and their request is handled without prior discussion.

The full editorial principles are set out in our charter, and how your data is handled in our privacy policy.

Write to us

A question, a stream that no longer works, a media outlet to suggest: the Contact page says how to reach us.