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I looked into this for my Samsung a while ago. At the time, there was no published API for the radio - each manufacturer had their own proprietary API that they kept to themselves. Which is why there aren't any third party apps.
I'm not familiar with reverse engineering, but maybe you can sniff the intents the Nokia app is using? That or decompile it.
I remember I installed a app that tried to connect to that. Dont know reverse engeniring or coding tho
Not sure about apps either, but if you're into it then I can defo recommend getting a SDR-RTL dongle, they're really quite cheap too.
Transistor FM radios are quite small.
Not ideal but there's apps which use a RTL-SDR stick
I've used nextradio in the past. It does both streaming and broadcast fm radio iirc. Samsung had a radio app bundled on some of their older phones. I wanna say Note 9 maybe or maybe the previous gen. You could look for the apk and try it
Nextradio wont work on my device because the required software is missing :(
Spirit, but it isn't free
Can you give link? I only found a station and its app witch is online
I found it, but it seems it is very dead now. Not worth considering. Sorry.