Podcasts
Any open feed — and new episodes land in the right hour on the day they drop, not buried in a list.
Daypart hands you a real radio station to make your own — your podcasts, your stations, your music, shaped into the hours of your day. Set it once; from then on you just press play, and it runs itself.
Somewhere along the way, listening turned into work. Libraries to manage, queues to build, endless walls of artwork asking you to choose again.
Daypart gives the job back to a radio station. Set it up once — what goes in, the shape of your day, the mood of each hour — then hand over the desk. Press play and it runs itself, live, paced to the hour you're in. Unmistakably yours; you just don't have to run it.
Programmed by you.Presented for you.Yours alone.
Six dayparts, first light to lights-out — each with its own mood and pace, programming itself to the time of day.
Point Daypart at what you already love. It plays only from the open audio world — never the big commercial catalogues.
Any open feed — and new episodes land in the right hour on the day they drop, not buried in a list.
Public stations from around the world, dropped in as a live anchor the stream hands off to.
Creative Commons and indie catalogues — real artists, cleared to play, woven between the talk.
No Spotify, no Apple Music, no YouTube — just audio that's free to be broadcast. That's what lets it behave like a radio station instead of a playlist.
Behind the dial is the Programmer — Daypart's DJ brain. It assembles every hour like a real broadcast director: tracks, idents and your podcast segments, paced so talk and music breathe and nothing clumps. You never see the seams. You just press play to a station that fits the time exactly.
See how it assembles a blockThere isn't a server at all. Your stations, your sources, the shape of your day live on your device and nowhere else — and Daypart has no way to see what you listen to.
Read the privacy policyDaypart is coming to iPhone. A radio of your own — press play, and the day takes care of itself.