PodMelody Plus

Free to mix, for the deep end.

The core player is free forever — one queue, your shows, your music. Plus is for the heavy listeners who want to bend it to their exact routine.

Free

Free forever

·One blended queue — your podcasts and Apple Music together

·A full podcast player: follow shows, OPML import, chapters

·Variable speed from 0.5× to 3.0×, globally or per show

·Basic CarPlay playback controls in Version 1.0.0

·iCloud sync across your Apple devices — through your own iCloud account

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Monthly, or annual with your first month free.

+Everything in Free, plus:

+Automatic offline readiness — keep a chosen number of unplayed episodes downloaded, with individual limits for shows and stations

+Read-along transcripts — the words highlight and scroll as the episode plays

+Background pre-processing — your speed rendered ahead of time, so the iPhone isn't running DSP on the dash

+Pro audio — voice enhancement, volume levelling and silence compression

+The full CarPlay experience in Version 1.1.0 — browse and reshape the mix, use separate per-show car speeds and control the Explicit Content filter

+Laughter-aware speed tuning, analysed on device

+Unlimited mix sources and up to 100 editable queue items — Free supports four sources and six upcoming items

+The Apple-style System interface, alongside PodMelody's signature Editorial design

+New Plus features as PodMelody grows

Get PodMelody

Everything in Free stays free. Version 1.1.0 TestFlight testers get Plus free during the beta. Neither tier needs a PodMelody account or contains advertising. Your listening data stays on your devices or in your own iCloud account — never in a separate PodMelody cloud.

Pro audio, in one view

What an hour of talk actually costs you.

Every tool on this page, switched on at once: pre-processed playback, voice enhancement, volume levelling and silence compression — with the episode clock and the wall clock side by side, so you can see the difference rather than take our word for it.

PodMelody playing a podcast on iPad: a waveform timeline with an episode clock on the left and a wall clock on the right, a 3.0× pre-processed speed control, and rows for voice enhancement, volume levelling and silence compression — **Episode time against wall clock** — a 6:04 episode maps to 2:01 at 3.0×, with episode and wall-clock elapsed and remaining time traced across the same waveform. Shown on iPad; the same tools are on iPhone.

We're not going to tell you what to listen to next. The shows you choose, in the order you want them, at the speed you set.