Podcast player
Press play. Keep browsing.
Most podcast sites stop the episode the moment someone clicks a link. Yours doesn’t. The player tucks into a mini player and keeps going while listeners read the show notes, look up a guest, or dig through old episodes. On a phone, one tap opens a full-screen player that feels right at home next to their podcast app.
Never misses a beat
Listeners can move from page to page and the episode carries on, right where it was. No restarts, no lost place.
A mini player that follows along
Play, skip, scrub, and change speed from a slim bar along the bottom of every page, in your site’s own colors.
Full screen on phones
Tap the mini player and the episode fills the screen with big artwork and big buttons. Swipe down to tuck it away again.
Chapters, done properly
Chapters show as gaps in the progress bar and as a list you can jump around. We read them from your feed, and even from timestamps in your show notes.
Speed, skips, and a sleep timer
Half speed to double, 15 seconds back, 30 forward, and a sleep timer that can stop at the end of the chapter.
AirPlay and sharing
Send the episode to a speaker or the TV, or share it straight from the player.
Fair questions.
- Do I need to set the player up?
- No. Every Podcasso site has it from day one, in colors from your artwork.
- Where do chapters come from?
- From your feed, in whichever standard your host uses: podcast chapters, Podlove, or chapters inside the audio file. No chapters? We’ll use the timestamps in your show notes.
- Does it count plays?
- Yes. Plays show up in your analytics next to visits, so you can see which episodes people actually press play on.
Goes well with
- Automatic episode pages
Your feed, synced, with video and transcripts
- Analytics
Visits, plays, and where listeners come from
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