Podcast ad blocker for Mac
Understand how Feedcast detects sponsor sections, what it physically changes, what stays local, and where detection has honest limits.
Read the podcast ad blocker guideLearn how Feedcast prepares episodes on your Mac and delivers them to the podcast app you already use.
Understand how Feedcast detects sponsor sections, what it physically changes, what stays local, and where detection has honest limits.
Read the podcast ad blocker guideCombine podcast subscriptions and your own files, host media on your Mac, and subscribe in Apple Podcasts or another compatible player.
Read the private feed guideConvert channels, playlists, and individual videos into audio or video podcast episodes with the direct version of Feedcast.
Read the YouTube to podcast guideTranscribe on-device, search within an episode, preserve publisher chapters, and generate useful navigation for eligible episodes.
Read the transcript and chapter guideFeedcast is a native Mac utility that sits between a podcast source and your chosen podcast app. It creates personal copies, prepares them with transcripts, chapters, and optional sponsor removal, then exposes them through standards-based RSS.
It is not a public podcast host, a replacement player, or a cloud media storage service. Your Mac stores and serves the media. Optional online hosting publishes feed XML for apps that require a web address.
If you are new to the app, start with the Feedcast overview. For recent product changes, see the Feedcast changelog.