Next Up - A Podcast Alarm 2.5.2

Next Up is a comprehensive podcast alarm clock that aims to enhance your mornings.

With Next Up, you can wake up to a wide range of audio options, such as news updates, meditations, trivia, comedy shows, or even the soothing voice of LeVar Burton reading you a new short story. Take advantage of the vast library of over 750,000 podcasts available on the Apple Podcasts platform.

Next Up seamlessly syncs with your subscribed and downloaded podcasts from the native Podcasts app, eliminating the need to manage them in multiple places. Simply set the desired wake-up time and start your day in a more engaging manner.

This feature-rich alarm clock allows you to tailor each alarm to your preferences. Skip episodes you've already listened to, adjust the snooze duration, modify the volume, or bypass introductory ads - Next Up empowers you to customize every aspect of your alarms. You can even create recurring alarms for specific days of the week to keep up with podcasts that follow a regular schedule.

Choose to wake up to the latest episodes for up-to-date content like news, sports, or current events. Alternatively, discover new standalone or serial podcasts and begin from the beginning.

When the alarm starts playing, Next Up offers convenient options. Snooze the alarm for a few more minutes, stop playback altogether, or seamlessly continue listening from the Music app with standard controls available on the lock screen and control center.

In addition to its core functionalities, Next Up also includes a built-in white noise generator with various sound choices to enhance your sleep experience.

For podcast recommendations to start your morning off right, explore the Featured tab within the app. You can also share your favorite podcasts with others.

If you're only in need of a basic alarm clock, Next Up provides standard alarm sounds and a white noise generator free of charge.

Please note that the Apple Music app must be installed for podcasts to play, but an Apple Music subscription is not necessary.