BokeBox turns the read-later pile into private podcast episodes you can finish on a commute. Upload a video or audio file, paste a link, or drop in a draft, and the pipeline runs transcription, a spoken-style rewrite, cover art, notes, flashcards, and voice synthesis, with progress shown on the home screen. A host persona sets name, role, tone, and speaking style, and each episode can override it with a preset voice or a voice described in words. The player shows scrolling lyrics, notes, flashcards, and an outline, remembers where you stopped, and offers speed control and a sleep timer. Albums queue episodes for continuous play, and the Star Map links episodes by shared tags. Schedules pull RSS feeds, URL lists, GitHub Trending, and Hacker News on a cadence and create episodes automatically. Plugins add new content sources, speech recognition engines, and voices. An MCP endpoint lets Cursor, Claude, or Codex create podcasts from a URL or text and check job status. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. LGPL-3.0 licensed.