Patreon, Substack and other private RSS feeds don't show up in the podcast apps built into most cars. RoadCast plays them in the browser the car already has — big controls, resume where you left off, nothing to install.
Paste your private feed URL
The same personal RSS link your podcast host gives you. Add them one at a time, or import an OPML file if you already keep a list.
Open roadcast in the car's browser
Sign in once. Your feeds and episodes are there — laid out for a touchscreen you glance at, not a phone you hold.
Press play and drive
Oversized transport controls, 10-second back and 30-second skip, speed from 0.75× to 2×. Your position is saved as you listen, so the next drive picks up where the last one stopped.
A small tool built by AUGE, a two-person studio in Switzerland, because we wanted our own paid feeds on the drive to work. It is a web player, not an app store download. It holds your feed list and your playback position — nothing else. We don't sell data and there are no ads in it.
It works wherever the car has a real browser. We use it daily in a Tesla; other cars vary, and we'd rather you find that out in five minutes than after paying for anything.