@olivier_amar Thank you Olivier! Amazing how much work goes into the simplest things.

@bramk Thank you Bram! You're the legendary one here!

@clarkvalberg Thank you so much, Clark!

@yoavush Interesting idea Yoav, I imagine that would be quick to implement. The closest thing we have to offer right now is the ability to set casts to "Private" after they have been recorded.

@yoavush as @hilzfuld said, this is something we will add relatively soon. Basically a way to mark your ZCast as private as you create it.

@thepaulcurran As easy as it is to list big names in podcasting in response to your question, the truth is our goal is to serve regular people who have a lot of insight to share, but never previously gave traditional podcasting a go because of the barriers it presents. We want them to try ZCast because it's quick, easy, and obviously free. Also, with the rise of video broadcasting apps such as Periscope or FB Live- we want people who are camera shy to feel free to voice their thoughts and not be left out. We learned through version 1.0 that it's these people, the regular average-Joes, that offer the most unique content, and also create the most engaging communities of listeners.

@n_clemmons That's the next big project. We're a tiny team with limited resources, so that's why it's taking a while. The temporary workaround is to access the web version on your mobile browser: www.zcast.co We are working to get the Android version out ASAP!

@itamarw Thanks man! Long overdue for sure, and we hope it was worth the wait. We're a tiny team, which is why it took us a while to get around to fulfilling the top requests from our users. Let me know what you think of 2.0!

@hilzfuld I think Likemob was the exact use case of why zcast is necessary ;)

@itamarw ;)

@avizuber Thanks man!

@therealsjr We love it!

@kobaiko Thank you very much, Yair. We're relieved to finally release it!

@delwilliams That is the next big project for us- we know! Truth is, we're a tiny team and it's tricky for us to pick and choose what to take on. The workaround for Android users (for now) is to use the web version of ZCast on their mobile browser: www.zcast.co But I hear you- we do need an Android version. That'll for sure be the next (overdue) major update.

@delwilliams Oh we are so on it. It's the next big thing on our list. As Hillel said, the workaround is to use the web version on your mobile browser for now. Trust that we have nothing but love for the Android community- we really are on it. :)

@niron Thank you Nir! It really means a lot. :)

@hilzfuld This is great man 👍. Since I've been following your snaps and our short meeting in Tel Aviv, I've been curious to see what the next version of @zcast would look like. Congrats on the successful launch, looking forward to exploring what the new features can do!

@adammarx13 Awesome! Let us know your thoughts!

@johnkoetsier Thank you so much!

@nogahsenecky Thank you- please play with the app whenever you get a chance, and let me know your thoughts.

@dansiepen @stringstory thanks so much.

@dansiepen I've played with it before, this is super easy for what we need to do. Let's add it into our world domination plan.

@eytanbuchman Although we had an understanding of what needed to be worked on internally, it was ultimately user-feedback that helped us decide where to double-down efforts on. Recording, landing pages, and meta-data were the biggest requests. We're a surprisingly tiny team, and we try to best to ensure that every second of our efforts pack a real punch in terms of product.

@eytanbuchman @hilzfuld Ditto on the user-feedback. The product team has a huge list of requests that they made a note of from emails and social. We take these things very seriously. By nature, ZCast is all about keeping the users happy. Next big thing to tackle is releasing the Android version.

@farhana_rahman @eytanbuchman @hilzfuld Android please! I still can't even test your app. Looking forward to the release!