Everything you need to enjoy your audiobooks
One server for your library, two great ways to listen, and the details that matter when a book is 30 hours long.
Listening
One timeline per book
A book split over dozens of MP3s plays as one continuous book, with its chapters, a progress bar per chapter and time left in the book.
Sleep timer
5 to 240 minutes or the end of the chapter, with a fade out and one tap to add five more minutes.
Resume exactly
Progress is saved as you listen and synced across devices. A short rewind when you come back helps you find the thread.
Offline on iPhone
Download books for flights and commutes, even very large ones. Downloads resume after interruptions and are checked before use.
Lock screen and media keys
Control playback from the lock screen, headphones, keyboard media keys and the browser's media controls.
Bookmarks
Mark a moment with a note and jump back to it later.
A library that organises itself
- Browse by book, author, narrator, series and your own collections
- Search titles, authors, narrators and series instantly, even in thousands of books
- Continue listening, recently added, next in series and finished, on the Home screen
- Series order from tags and folder names, with "More in this series" on every book
- Hide books you don't want to see, mark books finished or start over
- Edit details and covers yourself, or match a book against online sources
For the whole household
Separate listeners
Everyone has their own progress, ratings and Home screen. Invite people by email; they sign in with their ListenTo.It account.
Kids and teens
Rate books, series or authors for age, and give younger listeners a profile that only shows suitable books. Share single books with one person if you like.
Library access
Give each person every library or only the ones you choose. Downloads and metadata editing are separate permissions.
Ratings and recommendations
Rate books from half a star to five and write reviews with spoiler hiding. Home suggests what to play next from your own library, and says why: "Because you enjoyed…", "More from…", "Narrated by…".
You decide who sees your reviews: only you, people on your server, or everyone on ListenTo.It. Ratings you choose to share count anonymously towards community averages.
Administration in the browser
Everything about your server, from any browser, for the people you make administrators.
Libraries and scans
Add folders, scan on a schedule or on demand, and see what was found, changed or could not be read.
Metadata and duplicates
Choose metadata sources, match books, and review possible duplicates found across libraries.
Server and remote access
Server status, storage and activity, backups and restore, logs, and Remote access in one switch.