Capsule - Podcast App

A beautiful podcast app that is a joy to use

- Discovery: See the latest trending podcasts, browse categories or use search to search over 525,000 active shows and over 18.5 million episodes

- Subscribe: Subscribe to your favourite podcasts to never miss an episode

- Inbox: All your new episodes are easily available in one place, making it ridiculously easy to keep up to date and never miss a new podcast episode

- Notifications: Get notified when a new episode is available from one of your podcasts

- Download: Download episodes to listen later when you might not have a connection. You're in control, only download what you want, no more eating into your storage without you knowing.

- Listen: Keep track of in-progress​ podcasts and jump right back in with an easy "In Progress" section

- Sleep timer: Set a timer to pause playback so you don't loose your spot while drifting to sleep

- Playback speed: Adjust the playback speed so you can listen at your own pace

- Queue: Queue up episodes so you can set up your perfect playlist

- Share: Share podcasts with deep links into the app

- Customise: Make it your own, change the theme and app icon in settings

- Import/Export: Import from other podcast apps, export if you want to leave or backup.

- Search: Search your subscriptions or search for a particular episode

- Localise: Choose which country you’d like to view podcasts from

- Casual listening: You can listen, download and queue up episodes from podcasts you're not subscribed to

- Reorder: You can reorder your subscriptions, just drag and drop in the Subscriptions tab

- Privacy: We think privacy is important, we only track the minimum we can to diagnose issues and help us determine what features to build. If you'd rather opt-out, you can turn it off with the swipe of a toggle

We've got loads more to come, help us shape the future of the app or report issues by posting on our subreddit https://www.reddit.com/r/CapsuleApp or emailing us goodeggs@protonmail.com

Developed with love by James Ruston, John Crossley and Dai Williams