Features

Elegant and customizable UI

Poddr focuses on a simple and modern UI that lets the user modify the appearance to their own liking. There are plenty of themes and the option of setting your own accent color to match your setup.

Local library with your favourites

Follow your favourite podcast RSS feeds and store your library locally without any need for an online account or signup.

Export & Import OPML

Poddr has builtin support for importing and exporting OPML feeds which means you can easily move your podcast library between Poddr and other podcatchers.

Offline playback

Planning a roadtrip where you know there'll be a limited connection to the internet? Then download your favourite episodes in advance and enjoy them without an active connection.

iTunes Library

Poddr uses iTunes API for toplists and search funtionality which lets you explore the largest database of podcasts in the world, and if you can't find your podcast you can instead manually add its RSS feed.

Desktop Integration

Poddr is built to integrate with most desktop environments on the market. This means that mediakeys and other system integrations works out of the box.

Downloads

All downloads can also be found at the GitHub releases page!

Open Source

Poddr is free open source software (FOSS) and that means that the full codebase is available online for everyone to read, learn from and contribute to.

Contributions can come in different shapes. Everything from donations, bug fixes, bug reports, code features to casual feedback is very valuable.

I believe that open source is a vital part of the computer software industry and that through collaboration software becomes better and more secure.

If someone doesn't trust the distributed files that Poddr provides through all the different channels they always have the option to compile the project on their own.

Donate

If you use and enjoy Poddr please consider making a monetary donation. Poddr is 100% free and there's no ads or tracking of any kind and there never will be. Donations will be used to improve Poddr and will give me the opportunity to spend more time developing the project.

In the beginning Poddr was a personal project but have since then grown and become larger and more complex with time. A side effect of this is that more people wants to be heard and more feedback and requests comes in, donations will make it possible for me to continue fulfill other peoples wishes.

There are a couple of different options you can choose from when making a donation, check below for the alternatives.

Monthly

GitHub Sponsor.

One-time donations

If you prefer to make a one-time donation you can do so through PayPal or Ko-Fi!

Sponsorship

Do you or your company enjoy Poddr and want your logo to be included in the GitHub repository and here on the website? Then contact me and let's discuss what you've in mind.

Contact

Discord

There's a Discord server for Poddr where you can ask for help, give feedback or start discussions about Poddr.

Missing a feature?

Is there something you think Poddr can do better or add to its list of features? Then check out our issues at GitHub and add yours if it's missing.

If you don't own a GitHub account you can also send me an email at marcus.sneitz@gmail.com with a explanatory subject and detailed content.

Found a bug?

Bugs are difficult to avoid but if you find one please let me know! In the same way you would suggest new features you simply open a new issue on GitHub. Make sure yours is a new bug and try to be as detailed as possible in your report, it helps a lot!

If you don't own a GitHub account you can also send me an email at marcus.sneitz@gmail.com with a explanatory subject and detailed content.

Want to chat with me?

If you want to come in contact with me to talk about Poddr or something else unrelated you can preferably do so through email, Twitter or the Discord server.