Cosmicast is a beautiful podcast player built with design guidelines in mind. There are no complicated user accounts or settings to configure. You can pick it up and get started immediately. This is made even faster with OPML podcast importing, so you can start using the gorgeous turntable right away.
Key features:
– Beautiful interface
– Browse top podcasts in any region
– View podcasts by a variety of topics and categories
– Adjustable sleep timer
– Adjust the playback speed for when you’re in a hurry
– Change skip backwards and forwards durations (long-hold to change the durations)
– Download episodes and add them to your playlist for offline listening
– Discover related podcasts
– Skip silences
– Chapter markers
– Change region for different podcast content
– Change app tint
– Dark mode support
– iCloud sync
– Import and export OPML files
If you have any questions or feedback, please get in touch. Cosmicast was created by an incredibly small team of one and I’d love to hear your thoughts. I’m available through Twitter @JPEGuin.
What’s New
Version 2.0.4
– Added a timeline displaying a feed of up to 20 recently updated episodes to the library section
– Added the option to scroll to the playlist or subscriptions sections
– Added the ability to search for locally subscribed podcasts (toggle between this and searching for all podcasts)
– Added the option to mark all episodes in a podcast as played or unplayed
– Added the option to flip podcast episodes order when viewing details and in the recently updated episodes timeline feed
– Added the option to toggle what pulling down within lists does (between dismissing the list and searching for content)
– Improved keyboard shortcuts
– Automatic downloads now downloads the same content as the recently updated episodes list rather than all available episodes in all subscribed podcasts
– Fixed issue where viewing a podcast’s episodes wouldn’t always display them in chronological order
– Minor UI changes
If you have any questions or feedback, please get in touch. Cosmicast was created by an incredibly small team of one and I’d love to hear your thoughts. I’m available through Twitter @JPEGuin.
