They just tap a link.
No apps to install. Nothing to download.
The easiest way to let your kids hear their favorite stories, read by someone they love, right on their Yoto.
Two ways to fill a card
Record the people who matter, or pick from thousands of classics. Both end up on the Yoto.

She records in her browser, a chapter a night if she likes. You listen first.

Sorted by age, ready in a tap. Or bring an audiobook file you already own.
How it works
All on your phone. No computer, no cables, no file wrangling.
Choose a book, record your own, or text Grandma a link.
Nothing goes to the Yoto until you've heard it and said yes.
One tap. Chapters and cover art included.
Audiobooks
Classic stories read aloud, sorted by your child's age. Or bring an audiobook you already own. No computer, no converting, no uploading chapter by chapter.
Why Little Vox
You can load a Yoto card by hand. Here's what that involves.
Little Vox does the rest: chapters in order, cover art on, and a long audiobook file split across as many cards as it needs. Put your phone down and it keeps going.
Premium editions Β· $1.49
Free audiobooks are read by volunteers, and every chapter opens with a little housekeeping before the story starts. A Premium edition trims it off and evens out the sound.
The free version is always right there next to it. Hear another example β
Same recording, same narrator. Premium gets to the story about 20 seconds sooner, on every chapter.
Giving a Yoto?
Send her the link today. By the time the box is opened, her voice is already waiting on a card.
Works just as well for birthdays, first days of school, and nights you're away.
A look inside
And the page Grandma sees. Big button, big text, nothing to figure out.





Simple pricing
The app is free. Family recordings are free and unlimited. The only thing you can buy is a better-sounding edition of a book.

Look for the Premium badge on a book. You choose per book, and there's nothing to subscribe to.
Download Little Vox, connect your Yoto once, and send your first story. Grandma just needs the link.
For iPhone. The person reading can use any phone, tablet or computer.