Open Source Android Podcast Apps

Audiobookshelf works best when you have an organized directory structure like shown below. This is because information is taken from your folder names. This includes the author name, series name, book title, publish year, volume number, and subtitle. However, you can enable scanner settings to prefer using your audio file ID3 tags or an OPF file over using folder names. Fully open-source, including the android & iOS app (in beta) Stream all audio formats on the fly. Search and add podcasts to download episodes w/ auto-download. Multi-user support w/ custom permissions. Keeps progress per user and syncs across devices. Auto-detects library updates, no need to re-scan. Upload books and podcasts w/ bulk upload drag and drop folders. Backup your metadata + automated daily backups. Progressive Web App (PWA). Chromecast support on the web app and android app. Fetch metadata and cover art from several sources. Chapter editor and chapter lookup (using Audnexus API). Merge your audio files int.

AntennaPod is a flexible and open-source podcast manager for Android that’s really simple and easy to use. It lets you listen to and download thousands of podcasts without having to use a browser. It’s got all the features you would need, and none of the crap you don’t. Its features include automatic download and playback with variable speed, RSS and Atom feeds, OPML import and export, Flattr integration and more! AntennaPod is currently being tested to work on a number of different combinations of Android versions, phones and use cases. It is also being translated in various languages through its Transifex project page.

A small, easy-to-use program to access itunesU media & podcasts in Linux and Android.