It was not great when I tried it a few years ago. It seemed very low-effort, basically a glorified web app shortcut. The only feature I liked over my go-to podcast app (PocketCasts) was that it worked much better with the Google home speakers. Then I heard YouTube music was rolling out podcasts and I knew it was only a matter of time until they killed it.
I liked just because it basically was a web app. Choose podcasts on my laptop, then find them in the car when driving, no app required. Now I need to install an alternative app (which won’t be yt music)
I didn’t think so at all. The interface was simpler than any other app I’ve used. You just select a podcast and play it and it would go through the podcast episodes the correct way (oldest to newest).
I loved it’s simplicity and I’m so mad at Google for killing it.
If it was a good app at all, could anybody fork it? Or was it propietary?
Honestly, we are spoilt for choice with podcast apps, with Tsacdop and AntennaPod, and Pocketcasts, a mostly free to use propietary app.
It was not great when I tried it a few years ago. It seemed very low-effort, basically a glorified web app shortcut. The only feature I liked over my go-to podcast app (PocketCasts) was that it worked much better with the Google home speakers. Then I heard YouTube music was rolling out podcasts and I knew it was only a matter of time until they killed it.
I liked just because it basically was a web app. Choose podcasts on my laptop, then find them in the car when driving, no app required. Now I need to install an alternative app (which won’t be yt music)
Ah, so it’s shit? I didn’t realise lol.
I didn’t think so at all. The interface was simpler than any other app I’ve used. You just select a podcast and play it and it would go through the podcast episodes the correct way (oldest to newest).
I loved it’s simplicity and I’m so mad at Google for killing it.