— CUSTOM iOS APPS FOR PODCASTERS · LIVE IN 72 HOURS
Spotify knows your listeners. You don't.
You make the show; platforms keep the relationship. Your app flips it — direct push when episodes drop, bonus feeds for members, a community that lives under your name instead of a subreddit you don't control.
— SOUND FAMILIAR?
You can't message your own listeners — the platforms can.
Patreon takes a cut and keeps the member relationship in their app, not yours.
Discovery algorithms change and your downloads swing 30% for reasons nobody explains.
— WHAT AN APP UNLOCKS FOR PODCASTERS
Own the pocket. Everything follows.
Episode drops that land
Push beats the podcast app's buried notification. Your day-one numbers stop depending on whether an algorithm felt generous.
Members-only feeds in-app
Ad-free, bonus episodes, AMAs — subscriptions you keep, at margins Patreon doesn't take.
The community owns a room
Episode threads, live chat during drops, listener polls that shape the show. Engagement you can see and sponsors can buy.
Sponsor-grade data
Real listener geography, retention, and engagement — first-party numbers that close ad deals.
The viral utility we'd build a podcaster
Clip It
Listeners clip their favorite 30 seconds and share cards straight from the app — every share is a targeted ad for the show, cut by the people who love it.
— FREE TASTE FOR PODCASTERS
See the app we'd build your business. Free.
Drop your website. Our engine reads what you do, designs the app your people actually need, and pours a private, clickable demo — usually inside ten minutes.
NO CALL · NO CARD · NO CATCH — ONE POUR PER BUSINESS
One app. One flat price. 72 hours.
FROM $1,999 · MOST PODCASTERS POUR RESERVE ($5,999)
— STRAIGHT ANSWERS FOR PODCASTERS
- Do listeners really want another app?
- Casual listeners, no. Your top 10% — the ones who'd pay, share, and defend you — absolutely. The app is for the superfans; the RSS feed keeps everyone else.
- Can it replace Patreon?
- Yes: in-app subscriptions with bonus feeds and perks, at App Store economics instead of Patreon's platform cut, with the member relationship living in your product.