AntennaPod

AntennaPod Open Source Team

About this app

AntennaPod is a podcast manager and player that gives you instant 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 Apple Podcasts database, OPML files or simple RSS URLs.
Download, stream or queue episodes and enjoy them the way you like with adjustable playback speeds, chapter support and a sleep timer.
Save effort, battery power and mobile data usage with powerful automation controls for downloading episodes (specify times, intervals and WiFi networks) and deleting episodes (based on your favourites and delay settings).

Made by podcast-enthusiasts, AntennaPod is free in all senses of the word: open source, no costs, no ads.

Import, organize and play
• Manage playback from anywhere: homescreen widget, system notification and earplug and bluetooth controls
• Add and import feeds via the Apple Podcasts, gPodder.net, fyyd or Podcast Index directories, OPML files and RSS or Atom links
• Enjoy listening your way with adjustable playback speed, chapter support, remembered playback position and an advanced sleep timer (shake to reset, lower volume)
• Access password-protected feeds and episodes

Keep track, share & appreciate
• Keep track of the best of the best by marking episodes as favourites
• Find that one episode through the playback history or by searching titles and shownotes
• Share episodes and feeds through advanced social media and email options, the gPodder.net services and via OPML export

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 location
• Adapt to your environment using the light and dark theme
• Back-up your subscriptions with the gPodder.net integration and OPML export

Join the AntennaPod community!
AntennaPod is under active development by volunteers. You can contribute too, with code or with comment!

Our friendly forum members are happy to help with every question you have. You are invited to discuss features and podcasting in general, too.
https://forum.antennapod.org/

Transifex is the place to help with translations:
https://www.transifex.com/antennapod/antennapod

Ratings and reviews

After Google Podcasts announced it was closing down, I started looking at other podcast apps, and each of them annoyed me in a different manner! Then I finally found this app, which works mostly as you would expect a good app works, but none of the others do! Simple to use, good layout, easy to add tracks to the queue, good widget! Can have some improvements in the UI, swipe action is a bit jerky, but overall, best experience I've had so far with a pod app

AntennaPod is not only an extraordinarily good-looking, full-featured standout in the crowded field of podcast players, but it also makes for a flawless transition from one's previous app. And importantly, AntennaPod has been in active development for over a decade, with no signs that it will be abandoned. Highly recommended.

I discovered this app after Google said it was shutting down its Podcasts app and looking for an open source alternative. It's so much nicer to use than Podcasts or any other music app with podcast support that I've tried. The only thing I'd like to see added is automatic settings sync/backup to OneDrive, Dropbox, etc.

What's new

∙ Add sorting options to the Downloads and Episodes screens (@Jared234, @gitstart)
∙ Android Auto fixes & improvements; add back skip button (@awbooze, @ByteHamster)
∙ Update design of the Subscriptions screen (@gitstart)
∙ Add option to set ‘Enqueue location’ to Random (@andweg)
∙ Allow to sort Inbox oldest to newest (@gitstart)
∙ Add option to auto-activate sleep timer in a specific timeslot (@mueller-ma)
∙ Improve file downloading; offer to download as soon as WiFi is available (@ByteHamster)