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I've been using it since it was owned by the original developers, Aussie indy outfit Shifty Jelly (along with their late, and definitely lamented, Pocket Weathe
by aussiesnack 4y ago
I've been using it since it was owned by the original developers, Aussie indy outfit Shifty Jelly (along with their late, and definitely lamented, Pocket Weather). It's the one app that has gone with me as I've shifted between iOS and Android over the years. It's probably the only app I regularly use that I've never checked out alternatives for, as it's just so good.
- no-dr-onboard 4y agoGood to know I’m not alone. I’ve used it since (according to the app) 1/14/17 and have amassed 51d 7h of listening time. I feel like I’ve used it since around 2014 or so, but I could be wrong. I know somewhere around that time there was a platform switch and stats got lost. In any event I was overjoyed when they grandfathered me to a lifetime subscription after switching to a paid model. I truly, deeply appreciate this app and all the work they put into this.
- aussiesnack 4y agoJune 2015 in my case, and a slightly terrifying 263d 21h
- djhworld 4y agoOctober 2015 for me, with 101d 15h Definitely been one of my most used apps over the years!
- stoicjumbotron 4y agoWoah! Mine is from 25th June 2017 and a mere 25 days 2h
- MrDresden 4y agoJanuary 2017 with 90 days 4h on this end. Love this product.
- kreddor 4y agoWow, thought mine was high. I have been listening since October 2015, 114 days. I must confess that sometimes I fall asleep while listening.
- natebc 4y agoRight there with you. June 2015 266d 10h
- SteadBytes 4y agoNovember 2015 here with an also slightly terrifying 222d 17h!
- gotorazor 4y ago249 days 20 hours since March 29, 2016
- drodgers 4y agoJuly 2016 and 303 days for me. Great app!
- jfengel 4y agoIt's nearly 400 days for me, but the key feature is the "127 days" I've saved using their speedup features (intro skipping, ~1.5x playback, silence reduction). The latter two don't just save time, but make hosts sound more lively. Podcast hosts are trained to speak slowly and carefully, which is good for most audiences, but I prefer it a bit tighter. I listen while running or driving and it helps me stay engaged. Pocket Casts has some remarkable algorithms which do the speed-ups while remaining natural-sounding or forced (at least at the speeds I listen).
- Vrondi 4y agoAntenna Pod has these features.
- meichenf 4y agoTime really flies... I paid $2.99 for Pocket Casts on Android in 2011 and $3.99 on iOS in 2014. Glad they are sharing this under MPL. Just a great app.