Browse shows and books
Podcast files become shows and episodes. Audiobook files become books and parts, with separate Home sections and library destinations for each.
Choose local or iCloud Drive folders and tell Audely whether they contain podcasts, audiobooks, or both. Supported audio is scanned where it already lives, while artwork, corrections, notes, and listening state remain separate from the source files.
Podcast files become shows and episodes. Audiobook files become books and parts, with separate Home sections and library destinations for each.
Scan all linked folders, review file status, reveal a source in Finder, and make bulk corrections across selected episodes or parts.
The player bar keeps progress, speed, chapters, queue, transcript access, AirPlay, Bluetooth, and volume available while you browse.
If a purchase or download gives you an accessible M4B, MP3, M4A, or another supported audio file, keep it in a folder you control and let Audely organise it as a book.
Locate the file or folder in Finder. A book protected inside another store app needs to remain there unless the provider offers an ordinary audio-file download.
Open Audely › Settings › Library, choose Add folder, and identify it as Audiobooks. Audely scans the audio where it already lives.
Check the title, author, narrator, artwork, and part order, then listen with complete-book progress, chapters, speed controls, and a sleep timer.
Audely uses the room, keyboard, and file access of a Mac for the jobs that benefit from them. Edit several library items, classify new audio in mixed folders, filter large episode lists, and make detailed corrections without touching the original files.
Home still stays focused on listening. Podcasts and audiobooks keep independent shelves for continuing, recently added, and recently finished audio, so administrative tools do not take over the experience.

Audely does not put collection size, local playback, editing, or source-folder management behind Audely Pro. The subscription adds services and advanced transcript workflows around the library you already control.
Audely requires macOS 26 or later.
Yes. Choose a local folder or one in iCloud Drive. Audely scans supported audio in place and does not move or rewrite the source files.
Mac adds bulk editing, table-based folder administration, Scan all folders, batch podcast transcription, and optional transcript generation when new podcast audio is imported.
Yes, with Audely Pro. Transcription runs on the Mac after its model is downloaded. Mac can generate one transcript, queue selected episodes, generate missing transcripts, or process newly imported podcast audio automatically. Audiobooks are excluded.
Yes, when the source audio is available locally. Files shown in iCloud Drive may still need to download before Audely can inspect or play them.
No. Audely Pro sync can keep supported library information and listening progress current across devices, but source audio and folder access stay on each device.