iPhone version → Jam-Pod app icon

Jam-Pod

Your music, the way you remember it.

Jam-Pod Now Playing screen in Retro theme
Coming soon on Android

Music, on your terms.

No feed. No autoplay. No algorithm deciding what you hear next.

You're in control

You pick the song, the album, the order. Jam-Pod doesn't push recommendations — it plays what you choose.

Own your collection

Your library lives on your device. Import local files, play hi-res FLAC and WAV, and listen fully offline.

Feel every click

Real haptic feedback on the wheel — scroll, scrub, and select with the same physical response you remember.

Podcasts, unlocked

Subscribe to any show via RSS. No platform lock-in, no inserted ads — just the feed you chose.

Eight classic finishes

Pick the iPod color you grew up with.

Plus more in Settings: wheel color, dark/light mode, and scroll speed — tune it your way.

Under the hood

Your local files aren't an afterthought — they're the main event.

A library that's actually yours.

Import the music you already own and keep it for good — full quality, fully offline, always exactly as you saved it.

Formats
FLAC, WAV, AIFF, M4A, MP3
Resolution
Up to 24-bit / 192kHz
Connection
None needed — fully offline
Playback
Native, no re-encoding

No accounts, no cloud

Your library never leaves your device. No login, no subscription, no syncing required to play what you own.

Podcasts via RSS

Paste any feed URL and start listening — no platform account, no lock-in.

Built natively for Android

A real native app, not a wrapped webpage — smooth scrolling, instant response.

Jam-Pod main menu with album art preview Jam-Pod albums library list Jam-Pod podcasts menu Jam-Pod settings menu

A closer look

Every menu, every scroll, every click — built to feel like coming home. The wheel you grew up with, holding the library, the podcasts, and the sound you actually own.

Coming soon

Support

Questions, bugs, or just want to say hi — we read everything.

Does Jam-Pod work offline?

Yes. Jam-Pod for Android plays local files and downloaded podcast episodes fully offline — there's no streaming service involved.

What local audio formats are supported?

FLAC, WAV, AIFF, M4A, and MP3 — up to 24-bit / 192kHz, played natively with no re-encoding.

Is there an iPhone version?

Yes — Jam-Pod for iPhone has a different interface (a small joystick control instead of the wheel, due to Apple's App Store rules) and also streams Apple Music, but plays your local library the same way underneath.

When is Jam-Pod launching?

It's in review on Google Play right now. Follow along here — we'll update this page the moment it's available.

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