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Pocket Casts has one of the most colorful, pleasant to use interfaces. For example, the app takes the most prominent color from the album art and colorizes the rest of the playback interface based on that color. This allows the app to stay vibrant and slightly different for each podcast. Or the way it displays featured podcasts in a colorful mosaic made from album art, makes the whole experience of using the app pleasant. See More
Its good app as far as I used it. < ahref="https://google.com">They<a> suggested to me. See More
While PocketCast lets you have a lot of control, it's not straightforward to quickly and easily play all downloaded episodes. You need to navigate overflow menus rather than it being the default usage/workflow. For example, getting from "now playing" to search (like when you hear a recommendation) takes 5 steps, and checking out what you found - another 5. See More
You can set a 'start from' position for a podcast to skip a set number of seconds from the beginning of an episode. Great for when you don't want to listen to an intro you've heard a couple of dozen times before. Additionally, you can also set it to remember your preference of the playback speed, to slow down fast talkers or speed up slow talkers. See More
Was great until the most recent "upgrade" where they complicated the UI and made it all clunky and slow with crappy bloatware "features" that were never needed in the first place. Messaged them several times asking to downgrade to the previous (near perfect) version, but no response. See More
Episode Filter list episodes based on settings such as player states (unplayed, playing, played), status (downloaded, downloading, not downloaded), episode types (audio, video) and of course podcasts themselves. Once you have created a filter you can play them: tap the filter, tap the menu icon, and tap Play All. You can also customize the appearance of the filter with a color and an icon to help it stand out easier. See More
Pocket Casts has a feature called Episode Filter, that allows automatically creating playlists based on setting such as playing states (unplayed, playing, played), status (downloaded, downloading, not downloaded), episode type (audio, video) and of course podcasts themselves. You can also customize the appearance of the playlist with a color and an icon to help it stand out easier. See More
Like ease of controlling podcast. Need paid version as ads are very invasive. See More
The app is good, with a lot of content indexed and hugely ambitious goals See More
Every screen lists downloaded podcasts, making it easy to tap and play. The rest of the download episodes, or episodes in the category you are in, are automatically queued. Other podcast apps will show you a list of podcasts for which there may be episodes downloaded, if you tap into them. See More
Users can cast their podcasts to Chromecast compliant devices easily with the built in Chromecast function of BeyondPod. This makes a great tool for those that don't want to have to use another app or service on their other devices as the podcasts can just be streamed to them from the users phone, where all their synced podcasts reside. See More
I listen to podcasts daily and am always looking for a new app but keep coming back to this one. See More
A glaring missing feature is that there is no cloud sync for the app, so any podcasts added to one device will not be able to be brought over to another. This can be time consuming for users who use multiple devices in that they would need to individually add their podcasts one by one to each install. See More