FeedCastX is a podcast player for listeners whose favorite shows live in independent or custom RSS feeds. Add an RSS or Atom URL directly, including feeds that do not appear in podcast directories, and keep subscriptions stored locally across app updates. Adjust playback from 0.5× to 3×, skip forward or back, and build one queue across shows with automatic playback of the next episode. Video episodes open in a full-screen landscape player. OPML import and export make it easier to move an existing subscription list between podcast apps. FeedCastX requires iOS 17 or later and is listed for iPhone and iPad. The developer describes it as free, with no account, advertising, analytics, or tracking; audio and feed requests go to URLs the listener chooses.
FeedCastX: Podcast Player
FeedCastX is a podcast player for private or custom RSS and Atom feeds, with local feed storage, playback controls, cross-show queues and OPML import/export.
Overview
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The useful details.
What it does
- Add standard RSS or Atom feeds directly, including private or niche podcasts.
- Adjust playback speed from 0.5× to 3× and use skip controls with a progress display.
- Queue episodes from multiple shows and auto-advance to the next episode.
- Import or export subscriptions as OPML and play video episodes in landscape.
A good fit for
- Podcast listeners who rely on custom, private, or directory-independent RSS feeds.
- People moving between podcast players who want portable OPML subscriptions and local feed storage.
Worth knowing
- Requires iOS 17 or later and is listed for iPhone and iPad. Users need to provide podcast feed URLs; discovery through a large built-in catalog is not described.
- The developer describes the player as free, with no ads, account, analytics, or tracking. Playback depends on the chosen feed and media host being available.
Frequently asked questions
Answers based on the app’s official listing and reviewed information.
What is FeedCastX: Podcast Player used for?
FeedCastX is a podcast player for private or custom RSS and Atom feeds, with local feed storage, playback controls, cross-show queues and OPML import/export.
What can you do with FeedCastX: Podcast Player?
Add standard RSS or Atom feeds directly, including private or niche podcasts. Adjust playback speed from 0.5× to 3× and use skip controls with a progress display. Queue episodes from multiple shows and auto-advance to the next episode. Import or export subscriptions as OPML and play video episodes in landscape.
Who is FeedCastX: Podcast Player designed for?
Podcast listeners who rely on custom, private, or directory-independent RSS feeds. People moving between podcast players who want portable OPML subscriptions and local feed storage.
What should you know before downloading FeedCastX: Podcast Player?
Requires iOS 17 or later and is listed for iPhone and iPad. Users need to provide podcast feed URLs; discovery through a large built-in catalog is not described. The developer describes the player as free, with no ads, account, analytics, or tracking. Playback depends on the chosen feed and media host being available.
What does FeedCastX: Podcast Player cost?
Free to download. Free to download and use; the US listing shows no in-app purchases or subscription plans.
Which platforms support FeedCastX: Podcast Player?
Greatooly's reviewed app information lists iOS.
Researched from official sources; this is not a hands-on review. Last checked 2026-11-10.
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