CarPlay & Android Auto

As soon as listeners connect their iPhone to CarPlay or their Android phone to Android Auto, your app appears on the car’s screen. They find your app’s live radio and podcasts there, and start them right from that screen.

The home screen lets them resume what they were listening to, and tabs let them switch between live radio and podcasts.

In the car, listeners find their favorites and the episodes they downloaded in the app. Whatever they saved on their phone is ready to play.

The player uses the section’s settings: skip back and skip forward buttons, playback speed, add to favorites. You set them once, in the section, and they apply in the car too.

On Android Auto, listeners search for a live stream, a podcast or an episode by voice or with the keyboard. For episodes to show up in the results, your app needs a Search section.

In your back office, you choose which audio sections are shown in the car. For each one, you add an image, used in the lists and in the player.

On Android Auto, an accent color, also set in the back office, reflects your app’s identity.

Apple HomeView is Apple’s new display for the home, with its own speaker. It shows the compatible audio apps of the iPhone paired with it.

With the extension, your app is one of them: your listeners find your live radio and podcasts on the HomeView screen and start them from there.

HomeView isn’t sold in every country: availability depends on Apple.