AntennaPod
A free and open source podcastmanager for Android, allowing you to subscribe to podcasts (via iTunes database & OPML), automatically download episodes using powerful...
What is AntennaPod?
AntennaPod gives you access to millions of free and paid podcasts, from independent podcasters to large publishing houses such as the BBC, NPR and CNN. Add, import and export their feeds hassle-free using the iTunes podcast database, OPML files or simple RSS URLs. Save effort, battery power and mobile data usage with powerful automation controls for downloading episodes (filtering episodes, specify times, intervals and WiFi networks) and deleting episodes (based your favourites and delay settings).
But most importantly: Download, stream or queue episodes and enjoy them the way you like with adjustable playback speeds, chapter support and a sleep timer. You can even show your love to the content creators with our Flattr integration.
Made by podcast-enthousiast, AntennaPod is free in all senses of the word: open source, no costs, no ads.
All features:
IMPORT, ORGANIZE AND PLAY • Add and import feeds via the iTunes and gPodder.net directories, OPML files and RSS or Atom links • Manage playback from anywhere: homescreen widget, system notification and earplug and bluetooth controls • Enjoy listening your way with adjustable playback speed, chapter support, remembered playback position and an advanced sleep timer • Access password-protected feeds and episodes • Take advantage of paged feeds (www.podlove.org/paged-feeds)
KEEP TRACK, SHARE & APPRECIATE • Mark episodes as favourite • Share episodes and feeds through advanced social media and email options, the gPodder.net services and via OPML export • Support content creators with Flattr integration including automatic flattring
CONTROL THE SYSTEM • Take control over automated downloading: choose feeds, exclude mobile networks, select specific WiFi networks, require the phone to be charging and set times or intervals • Manage storage by setting the amount of cached episodes, smart deletion and selecting your preferred download location • Back-up your subscriptions with the gPodder.net integration and OPML export
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- Developed byAntennaPod team
- LicensingOpen Source (GPL-3.0) and Free product.
- Written in
- RatingAverage rating of 4.6
- Alternatives52 alternatives listed
Supported Languages
- English
GitHub repository
- 4,760 Stars
- 1,221 Forks
- 220 Open Issues
- Updated
Comments and Reviews
Tags
- Backup
- RSS Reader
- Download Podcast
- Podcast Catcher
- netcast
- Podcasting
- gpodder.net-client
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wizart32 thinks Podcast Addict is an alternative to AntennaPodUnbeatable Podcast player. Full featured.
Best in my personal opinion, and being open source plus available on F-Droid is great. Have used it for about 4 years. Nothing else has all the functionality like this app. Backup options for feeds & data, change data storage location, mobile vs wifi download locks (with temporary allow switch), can adjust refresh times to anything or manual or upon launch, lockscreen controls, amoled support, plus a bunch more but I'm tired of typing
Open Source, Design, F-Droid. All
Simple to use (once I got used to it) and has all the good things that a paid app does (neat design/UI/UX & fully featured) without being paid! It was important to me to find an app that:
Thank you AntennaPod!
No grouping functionality
Private, syncs between alternate devices using GPodder. Has all of the customization I need, none of the stuff I don't. Uses podcastindex.org to get the feeds.
AntennaPod runs on Android but not Amazon Alexa, macOS, iOS, or web.
http://antennapod.org/
I now use this app most days of the week. It's a quick way to stay informed under my own terms. The MIT license, strong use of standards, and powerful UI ensures that.