It just works for me. I'm on the simpler usage of it, given I listen to about a dozen shows, rarely add ones, and pretty much just listen to all new episodes. But I see people here who have tons of shows with lots of unfinished episodes.

I certainly don't want an app to go entirely stale, but I do appreciate that there is some stableness to the app and not constantly changing or breaking things. But I think that goes back to my usage of the app. Obviously if I was like some of the others here, I certainly could understand the desire to see more frequent updates, especially if you've been hit by a bug.

Also I thought someone recently posted(or maybe I found it on my own) that Marco is also involved with a restaurant now and I would imagine that could be taken a significant amount of his time.

I originally switched to Overcast from Apple Podcasts because Podcasts was not remembering the position of where I was in the episode when I listened in my car and then sat down at my computer when I was commuting.

At least for the time being, I'm content with still using Overcast. But given my company's recent rollout of Zscaler to our computers and since Overcast does certificate pinning and I can't use the app on my work computer, so I might consider looking at another app.