Discover, share and support podcasts - powered by Bitcoin
Fountain is a feature-rich Podcasting 2.0 app and community on iOS and Android. Support your favourite shows as you listen and join in the conversation with other fans. Discover new shows through clips or playlists and earn rewards for listening and sharing.
Hey Product Hunt! Today I am sharing my favorite new podcast app by @merryoscar and @nick_malster 🙌 I publish and promote my podcast 'Bitcoin for Millennials' via their platform and also get connected with my growing community in a way that I could never before. Listeners can support me through Bitcoin donations and boost episodes they enjoy. I absolutely love it and think you will too!
Really the most innovative podcast app. You can send satoshis to the creators directly which is genius.
Best podcast app hands down even before you get into the Vaule4Vaule model. These guys are light years ahead of other apps. Apple and Google wish they could create an app as smooth, intuitive, and well designed. Definitely worth a download.
Fountain is my favorite way to listen to podcasts. The interactive features and ability to provide Value for Value make it easy for me to tip content creators, share reflections or questions in the comments section, and interact with other listeners. I cut social media out of my life a couple years ago and Fountain is a pretty awesome replacement of that function for me, finding like minded people and sharing ideas and encouragement, without BS and without censorship!
I enjoy making clips and listening to podcasts on Fountain.FM 😎
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Discussion threads divided by interest score. Above 0.30 is strong. Below 0.15 suggests the product got clicks but not conversation.
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