Audioread (formerly Audiblogs) alternatives

Pocket is an indispensable tool for me as a copywriter. It allows me to quickly save interesting articles, blogs, and resources from the Internet that can serve as inspiration for my creativity or research for projects. Thanks to its user-friendly interface and the ability to organize saved content into various categories, I easily find the information I need when I need it. Moreover, the ability to access saved materials at any time and on any device makes Pocket an invaluable assistant in my daily work

Fantastic product with very rich feature-set! Founder is very responsive to feedback. Looking forward to the developments coming!

I've been using Podurama for a few months and i'm very happy with it, i still can't believe it's a free app, as it is better than apps i have previously used and even paid for. If i had to sum things up, i'd say it has high levels of customization combined with simple and effective design. The app is still under work, yet already fully functionnal. And you can give feedback and make suggestions to the dev, which is pretty cool !

I like how I can read along while listening. This is great for people with learning disabilities or issues with comprehension. I wish there was a proper web version, as I don't like using mobile devices.

I had used many other audio players but they lack many important features. This is why I decided to give Listnr audio player widget a tried. And boy oh boy I was blown away. And what really important is that the developer is open to subjections and is constantly adding new features all the time. It has great customer support. I believe Listnr´s player is going to be the number one choice when it comes to a audio widget for podcast or any other project.