Privacy passport
- No tracking
- Yes
- Open source
- Yes
- Only you can read it
- On device
- No account
- Yes
- Free
- Yes
- Android

9 apps, each with a privacy passport
Podcasts are open RSS feeds, so a good player needs no account at all. The main differences are whether subscriptions sync, and if they do, whether that sync runs through the maker's servers, an open service like gpodder.net, or one you host.
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Privacy passport
No account, no ads, every podcast by RSS
Privacy passport
Polished iPhone player with no third-party trackers
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App8.2k
Open podcast player for Android that subscribes to any RSS feed with no account, no ads and optional open sync.
App
Popular iPhone podcast player from an independent developer, with no third-party analytics and no account needed.
App1.8k
Free iPhone, iPad and Mac player for Subsonic, Navidrome and Ampache servers, with offline downloads.
Self-hosted
Community music and podcast platform you can join or host, sharing libraries across servers.
App
KDE podcast player for Linux, Windows and Plasma Mobile phones, with downloads, chapters and optional sync.
App1.5k
Veteran desktop podcast client that downloads episodes from RSS feeds, with no account needed.
Self-hosted14.8k
Self-hosted server for audiobooks and podcasts that downloads new episodes and syncs progress to its apps.
Self-hosted
Podcast hosting you run yourself, with built-in fediverse comments and listener stats that stay on your server.
App11
Open-source podcast app for Android, iPhone and the web that works without an account; sync is an optional extra.