History Hit - History documentaries & podcasts
Dive into captivating history with exclusive films, interviews, & ad-free podcasts tailored for true enthusiasts.

- 8.202.1 Version
- 1.5 Score
- 168K+ Downloads
- In-app purchases License
- 3+ Content Rating
History Hit App – Overview
History Hit App by Hit Networks Ltd is a history streaming and podcast app for “proper history fans.” It works as a mobile front door to History Hit’s on-demand library: hundreds of hours of documentaries, exclusive original films, historian interviews, and ad-free podcasts.
Key selling points:
- History documentaries app with weekly new releases
- Expert-led storytelling from Dan Snow, Suzannah Lipscomb, Eleanor Janega, James Holland and more
- 8 history podcasts, including Dan Snow’s History Hit, ad-free
- Original documentaries filmed at historic sites worldwide
- Download to watch or listen offline in the History Hit App
- Available on iOS, Android, tablet, and cast/to TV
App Tips & Viewing Guide
Use the History Hit App like a portable history channel rather than a static video library.
Find content fast
Browse new weekly documentaries from ancient Rome to D-Day.
Switch between documentaries and podcasts inside the same app.
Use expert presenter pages/categories to follow Dan Snow, Suzannah Lipscomb, etc.
Download for offline use
Open the programme in the History Hit App and use the download/offline sync option.
Saved videos/podcasts can be played without Wi-Fi — useful for flights or commutes.
Manage downloaded items from the app menu / offline section.
Listen to podcasts your way
Stream ad-free inside the app.
Subscribers can import History Hit podcasts into a chosen podcast player via private RSS feed.
New episodes appear automatically in the connected player.
Watch on bigger screens
The History Hit App connects to:
Apple TV, Android TV, Amazon Fire TV, Roku, Samsung TV
Chromecast from mobile
Console/web also supported, but store copy should stay app-first
Subtitles

Subtitles can be turned on while watching programmes in the History Hit App.
Subscriptions, Account & FAQ
Plans
The History Hit App offers monthly or yearly auto-renewing in-app subscriptions. Pricing varies by region and is confirmed before purchase.
Example App Store pricing:
Monthly: $7.99
Yearly: $59.99
Annual plans on the web often promote “4 months free” vs monthly.
What subscription unlocks?
Full documentary library
Ad-free podcast network
Offline downloads
New weekly releases
Cancellation & billing FAQ
Change plan, payment method, or cancel in account settings.
iOS payments managed via Apple ID; Google Play payments via Google Account.
Auto-renews unless turned off at least 24 hours before the cycle ends.
Common app questions
Can’t log in on TV browser? Use the History Hit App on mobile or cast via Chromecast/AirPlay.
Podcasts in Spotify/Apple Podcasts? Use the subscriber RSS feed from dashboard.
Downloads not playing? Open the title in the History Hit App while online once, then play offline.
Subtitles missing? Enable them from the player controls.
Support contact from official FAQ: support@historyhit.com
- Version8.202.1
- UpdateOct 14, 2026
- DeveloperHit Networks Ltd
- CategoryEntertainment
- Requires AndroidAndroid 5.0+
- Downloads168K+
- Package Namecom.historyhit
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Extensive content selection across various historical topics
Engaging and knowledgeable presenters
Regularly updated with new programs and podcasts
Educational and entertaining, providing a respite from typical media
Good accessibility on multiple devices
Allows for deep dives into niche historical subjects
Offers both visual documentaries and audio podcasts
Great for enthusiasts wanting to explore history in depth
Poor user interface and navigation issues
Lack of features like 'continue watching' or playlist options
Limited range of content, with a focus on specific regions or eras
Problems with app stability and frequent crashes
Complicated subscription management process
Difficulty accessing content on smart TVs and other devices
Inconsistent quality in production values of some videos
Slow download times for offline viewing and issues with playback
Frustrating customer service experience regarding technical issues