Screen-free
The story, without the screen
Just listen. Your recordings play like an audiobook — on a phone face-down on the nightstand, on a speaker, in the car — with the pages turning only if someone wants them to.
For the parents who worry about screens
A picture book, or a bedtime radio play
Every recording in Voicebooks can be played two ways. Open the book and the pages follow your voice. Or press Just listen and it plays through like a story on the radio — the phone goes face-down, the room goes dark, the voice keeps going.
Skip goes by book, not by page. Loop it for the ones who need the same story three times. Shuffle it for the ones who don't.
Made for lights-off
Playlists
Line up tonight's books in order. Save it as "Sunday nights" and it's waiting next week.
Learn moreMusic underneath
A soft bed of music under the whole playlist, ducked under the voice, or none at all.
Learn moreKeeps playing in the background
Lock the phone, switch apps, put it in a pocket — the story keeps going, with the controls on the lock screen.
On the TV, too
The same recordings on the living-room TV, big pages and all, when it's not bedtime yet.
Learn moreEvery voice, every profile
A child picks their own name and hears the recordings made for them. Nobody else's settings.
We keep the phone in the hallway. The speaker on her dresser plays her dad reading and she has no idea there's a screen involved. That's exactly what I wanted.
Try it tonight, lights off
Record a page, press Just listen, put the phone down.
