Free
For trying Podoyo out
- 60 talk minutes a month: 15 premium voice, 45 standard voice
- Shows up to 20 minutes
- 2 shows a day
- Ads in the show list
- Audio kept for 14 days
- Free classic stories included
Podoyo is a personal radio and AI podcast app. Say what you want to hear. We write it, voice it and play it.
For iPhone and Android. 18 and over.
Made for the commute: your show is waiting in the car with CarPlay and Android Auto, and on your phone while you do the chores.




How it works
Tap the words of a sentence, or write or dictate your own: what it’s about, how long, the style, the music, and when. Your phone’s own speech recognition does the listening.
Podoyo researches your topics on the web, writes the show, and one to four hosts read it aloud. Where it found sources, the show shows them.
Instrumental music Podoyo makes itself, from its own servers, with no music account. On iPhone you can choose Apple Music instead.

A 20-minute calm bulletin about world news and the markets, with random music in between. Ready now.
Every underlined word is a blank. Tap one to change it, or say the whole thing in your own words.
On a tablet
The same app on a bigger screen. The sentence, the shows and a story's pictures spread out, and the words stay easy to follow from across the room.



What you get
Set days and times, and the show is ready when you want it.
Pick a bulletin or a conversation, or ask in your own words and Podoyo can make a story or a podcast too.
Where Podoyo found sources, the show lists them. Segments without sources come from the model’s own knowledge.
Want different music in a finished show? Change it from the Player without making the show again.
Podoyo speaks English, German, Turkish, Spanish, French and Portuguese. So does this site.
Your shows appear on the dashboard, on Android Auto and on CarPlay.
Download a show and it plays without a connection, with Podoyo’s music and a story’s pictures and video. Apple Music breaks still need a connection.
Play all your new shows, or on Earlier shows tap the ones you want in the order you want to hear them. Up next shows what follows.
On the Player the show’s text scrolls along with it, and one tap takes you back to the part you are hearing.
Make a link. It lives 30 days, anyone with it can listen, and you can revoke it. A story made for the little ones cannot be shared.
Classic public-domain tales, read aloud in six languages with pictures and animation. They do not use your minutes, and you can change the narrator from the Player.
A story has its own steps and is not one of the four formats. You choose an age band (3–5, 6–8 or 9–12), what it is about, a narrator and, if you like, quiet background music, pictures and short video scenes. It is told start to finish with no music breaks. The length you choose is an aim. Pictures and video scenes use your minutes.
Examples of what you can ask for, not quotes from listeners.
“A 15-minute calm bulletin on world news and the markets, weekdays at 7:30.”
Researched, written and read aloud, with music between the parts, ready in CarPlay or Android Auto at 7:30 on weekdays.
“A 30-minute conversation between two hosts about the history of coffee, with jazz in between.”
Researched on the web, written as a conversation and read aloud by two hosts, with jazz between the parts.
“A 10-minute podcast about the Premier League this week.”
Researched on the web, written as a podcast and read aloud, with its sources listed where it has them.
“A bedtime story for ages 3–5 about a little fox who is afraid of the dark.”
A new story written for that age and read by the narrator you pick, with quiet background music if you want it.
Pick Free or Premium for every month. If a month runs over, add a minute pack; packs never expire.
For trying Podoyo out
Recommended
For regular listeners
200 talk minutes is at least ten 20-minute shows a month, because the music between the parts is not counted.
Renews automatically; cancel in the store’s subscription settings at least 24 hours before the period ends.
For a month that runs over
One-time, never expire, used after your monthly allowance.
Talk minutes count only the spoken part; music does not. Pictures and video in a story use minutes; free stories use none. The limits are today’s; the app always shows the current ones. Prices in other countries are set by the App Store and Google Play, which show the exact price, with any tax, before you pay.
Free to start, with ads; Premium removes ads and raises the limits. Prices are above.
Shows are made by AI and can be wrong or out of date. Check anything important before you rely on it, and do not rely on a show for news, money, health, legal or safety decisions.
Podoyo is for people 18 and over. A story for the little ones is made by an adult, on that adult’s own account.
Yes, both. The links are on this page.
Yes. An email address and a password, and you have to be 18 or over. That is all we ask. Someone you send a show to does not need one; the link plays in their browser. You also have to confirm your email address from the message we send; until then you can listen to the free stories but not make a show.
Podoyo is free to start: 60 talk minutes a month (15 premium voice, 45 standard voice), shows up to 20 minutes, 2 shows a day, with ads. Premium is $7.99 a month or $79.99 a year (€7.99 / €79.99) and gives 200 minutes a month, all premium voice, shows up to 60 minutes, 6 shows a day and no ads. Minute packs from $1.99 add minutes that never expire. The app shows the current numbers.
The part of a show where the hosts are talking. Making a show uses talk minutes from your monthly allowance; the music in the breaks does not. The app shows how many you have left, and the number resets each month.
Yes. Under the account icon, Invite a friend gives you a code. When someone joins with it and goes Premium, you both get free Premium days; the app shows how many.
They are made by AI from web sources found at the moment the show is made. Where there are sources, the show lists them; some segments come from the model’s own knowledge. AI can be wrong or out of date either way. Do not rely on a show for news, money, health, legal or safety decisions.
It happens. The show is written by AI from whatever it found on the web at that moment, and both can be wrong. Where there were sources, the show lists them, so you can check. If a topic came out badly, say it more plainly in the sentence and build it again. And if something looks really off, write to us.
It is instrumental music Podoyo generates itself, served from its own servers. No music account is needed. On iPhone you can choose Apple Music instead in Settings; it plays from your own subscription.
Yes. Under your account you can pick a voice for Host 1 and Host 2, or leave them on Automatic and let Podoyo choose. How many hosts speak depends on what you asked for: one to four. A story’s narrator can be changed from the player.
Yes. Tap the microphone on the home screen and say it the way you would to a person: what it is about, how long, what music. Your phone does the listening with its own speech recognition. You can read it back and fix a word before anything is built.
English, German, Turkish, Spanish, French and Portuguese.
Yes, in all six languages. An adult makes it on their own account. It has its own steps and is not one of the four formats. You choose an age band (3–5, 6–8 or 9–12), what the story is about, a length and a narrator, and Podoyo tells it start to finish with no music breaks. The length is an aim. You can add quiet background music, pictures and short video scenes; pictures and video use your minutes. It cannot be shared with a link. There is no field for a name, and you do not need to give one.
Classic public-domain tales, ready to play in all six languages, with pictures and animation. They are labeled by age, they do not use your minutes, and you can change the narrator from the Player.
Yes. Podoyo shows up on CarPlay and Android Auto as a list of your shows, and plays through the car. Make the shows on your phone before you set off; the car screen is for listening.
Yes. Download in the player keeps the whole show on your phone, music included. It stays until you remove it or until the show’s audio is no longer kept on our side, 14 days after it was made on the free plan; Premium keeps it while the subscription runs and for 14 days after it ends.
On the free plan, the script and the audio are deleted 14 days after a show is made. On Premium they stay for as long as the subscription runs. When Premium ends, nothing is deleted right away: every show keeps its audio, pictures and video for another 14 days, and we email you to say so. When those 14 days are over the free plan’s rule applies: the audio of shows older than 14 days is removed, and subscribing again does not bring it back.
The show itself, with its title, date, length, parts and the sentence you wrote, stays in your history until you delete your account. A share link lives 30 days, and the audio stays while it works. A story’s pictures and video go with its audio.
A show you downloaded stays on your phone until you remove it, or until we no longer hold the show. Free stories are not deleted.
Yes. To delete, tap the account icon at the top of the home screen, then Delete account. It happens immediately and cannot be undone. For a copy of everything held about you, write to us and we will send you one file.
Yes. There is a question mark next to the account icon, on every screen. It opens the help for the screen you are on, then a list of all the topics, and the short introduction from the first start in case you skipped it.
GCD Software LLC, the studio that also makes Orbit and Broker Widgets.
On the App Store and Google Play.
Free to start. Premium from $7.99 a month.
Cancel anytime in your store’s subscription settings; your shows keep their audio while the subscription runs. Refunds follow the App Store’s or Google Play’s policy.
Apple or Google takes the payment, so Podoyo never sees your card. We do not sell your data. Privacy
Made by GCD Software LLC
