Podverse is an open source podcast manager for iOS, Android, and web. Check us out at podverse.fm!

Free features:

• Subscribe to podcasts
• Auto-download episodes
• Drag-and-drop queue
• Sleep timer
• Light / Dark mode Premium features:
• Create and share podcast clips
• Switch devices and play from where you left off
• Sync your subscriptions across devices
• Sync your queue across devices
• Create and share playlists
• Subscribe to playlists

All Podverse software is provided under a free and open source (FOSS) licence. Features that require updating our servers are available only with a Premium membership. Sign up today and get 1 year of Premium for free 🥳

Available on the App Store and the Google Play Store.

• Mitch Downey
• Creon Creonopoulos
• Gary Johnson
• Kyle Downey

Most podcast apps today limit your clips to be less than a minute long, but Podverse lets you create and share podcast clips of any length. This approach for clip sharing has a tradeoff however, as it currently does not support clips from podcasts that insert dynamic ads.

Dynamic ads are different advertisements that are rotated into the same episode, so each listener can hear a different series of advertisements. Since dynamic ads change the overall length of the episode, the timestamps of clips created from that episode may not stay accurate.

We would love to add full support for podcasts with dynamic ads some day, and we can, but for fair use / legal reasons we will need to get permission from each podcaster to do so.

AGPLv3 is the open source license under which all Podverse software is provided. The license states that anyone can download, modify, and use this software for any purposes for free, as long as they also share their changes to the code. This is also known as a "share-alike" or "copyleft" license.

Podverse software is open source so anyone can launch their own podcast app as affordably as possible. If a podcast network wants to create their own podcast app, they can use Podverse software and do it for a tiny fraction of the cost of hiring programmers to build a podcast app from scratch.

Our goal is to help level the playing field between the corporate world and independent media, so independent media has the same technological advantages as large corporations, and open source software is essential to that mission.