Keep both libraries clear
Podcasts have shows and episodes. Audiobooks have books and parts. Each gets its own Home shelves, favourites, and browsing structure.
Add a local folder or one in iCloud Drive with the system file picker. Audely receives access only to the folder you select, scans supported audio in place, and never uploads the source file.
Podcasts have shows and episodes. Audiobooks have books and parts. Each gets its own Home shelves, favourites, and browsing structure.
When the audio is downloaded to the device, playback does not depend on a streaming catalogue, feed service, or Audely server.
Progress, speed, chapters, queue, sleep timer, Lock Screen controls, AirPlay, and Bluetooth support long-form listening throughout the day.
iPhone keeps Audely focused and portrait-only, with Home, Library, Search, a mini-player, and a full Now Playing screen. iPad uses the same model with layouts adapted to its larger display and support for every device orientation.
Mobile editing is deliberately centred on one item at a time. You can correct details, add notes, manage favourites, scan a folder, and safely remove library records without turning a listening device into a desktop administration tool.

The complete local-file library and playback experience is free. Audely Pro adds on-device podcast transcription and optional services for keeping supported library information protected and current across your Apple devices.
Audely requires iOS 26 or iPadOS 26 or later.
Yes. Add a local or iCloud Drive folder through the system file picker, then identify its contents as podcasts, audiobooks, or both.
Audely is portrait-only on iPhone. On iPad it supports portrait, portrait upside down, and both landscape orientations.
Both provide the same core library, playback, search, folder, transcript, sync, and backup workflows. iPad adapts navigation and layouts to the larger display.
Yes. iPhone and iPad provide settings and actions for one show, episode, book, or part at a time. Bulk editing remains a Mac workflow.
Yes, when the source file is downloaded and available on the device. An item visible in iCloud Drive may still need to download before offline playback.