A podcast app for Android

Podcasts for
curious minds.

Find shows you love and ideas you haven’t heard yet. Search by meaning, follow your interests, and make room for a good listen.

Free. No app ads. Android 12+.

The boxlore player showing Is Reality Real? from Stuff You Should Know, with playback and queue controls
The actual app. Ready to listen.

There’s more to hear.

Science, stories, culture, conversations.
Follow a favorite. Find a new one.

Radiolab cover
RadiolabScience & ideas
Conan O’Brien Needs a Friend cover
Conan O’BrienConversations
Let’s Learn Everything! cover
Let’s Learn Everything!Curiosity
The Skeptics’ Guide to the Universe cover
The Skeptics’ GuideScience
Good Hang with Amy Poehler cover
Good HangCulture & conversations
The AI Podcast cover
The AI PodcastTechnology

A podcast app
that learns.

boxlore combines meaning-based search, personal recommendations, and a player built for everyday listening. Find something new, then stream it or take it offline.

Your listening helps shape what comes next. The features that make discovery useful are free.

Free accessNo app adsAndroid 12+

The full experience

More than
a play button.

Built for Android with Material 3. Explore what boxlore can do, from your first search to the next episode.

Semantic search

An idea is enough.

Describe what you want to hear in your own words. Find episodes by meaning, beyond a show’s name or the exact words in its title.

Try “stories about startup failure” or “why do we dream?”

Try it in boxlore
boxlore search results for a question about mysteries
Semantic search / Actual app screen

Recommendations

Your taste.
A wider world.

Your phone learns from plays, likes, queues, and early skips. Familiar voices stay close. New ones get a chance.

01 / Find by meaning

Ideas have neighbors.

Choose a question to see related topics, then select an example to see why it belongs.

BUILDING COMPANIESHISTORYMIND & BODY

When the first idea fails

A story about a company changing direction can match “startup failure” without using those exact words.

Illustrative examples of meaning-based search.

02 / Learn from listening

Taste, kept on your phone.

The shows you finish, episodes you like, and picks you skip help adjust your recommendations.

Example listening profile

  • True crime Strong interest
  • History Growing interest
  • Tech explainers Steady interest
  • Long episodes Often finished
  • Sports talk Less interest

With little listening history, charts and curated themes help you begin. Personal ranking grows as the app has more to learn from.

Home discovery

Themed rows for different parts of the day, ranked around your interests.

For You & Because You Like

Broader discovery, plus more shows related to the ones you enjoy.

Daily mix & Smart Queue

More from shows you finish, with less of what you repeatedly skip.

How a recommendation comes together

  1. Find candidates

    Your subscriptions, listening history, curated rows, charts, and search results provide a starting point.

  2. Rank on your phone

    Local interests help reorder eligible picks, with more influence as you listen.

  3. Make room for discovery

    Limit repeated shows and leave space for a fresh voice or a new subject.

Your controls: The recommendation model learns and ranks on your phone. Library backups can include learned taste state. Optional sync and backup controls are in Settings. Read the privacy policy

Inside the app

See the whole picture.

boxlore onboarding with choices to discover podcasts or import existing shows

First launch

Start where
you are.

A first podcast app or a fresh start with an old library. Choose the setup that fits you.

New to podcasts?

Have a short AI-guided chat about your interests, then choose from suggested shows.

Switching apps?

Import an OPML file from your current app. Bring your subscriptions and get suggestions related to them.

Know your shows?

Choose “I know my shows” to search and subscribe during setup, or skip setup and explore yourself.

A few answers

Before you
press play.

Contact support
Is boxlore free?

Yes. Search, discovery, and offline listening are free. There are no app ads or paid tiers. Podcast creators may still include ads in their episodes.

Can I import my subscriptions?

Export an OPML file from your current podcast app and import it into boxlore. You can also add shows individually or subscribe using an RSS feed.

Can I listen offline?

Download episodes while you’re connected, then listen offline. Searching for new shows and discovering new episodes needs an internet connection.

Which phones are supported?

boxlore runs on Android 12 and later. Get it from Google Play or download the latest APK from GitHub releases.

How does boxlore handle my data?

Read the privacy policy for details about collection and use. Account and data deletion instructions are also available.

Your next good listen

Press play.
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