Now on the App Store

Free audiobooks for Yoto.
Pick one. Tap send.

Thousands of free classics, sorted by age. Or bring an audiobook file you already own. Either way, it lands on your Yoto straight from your iPhone.

1,000s
of free classics
12
hand-picked shelves
1 tap
to send a book
$0
for every free book

How it works

From bookshelf to Yoto in minutes

No computer, no file formats, no uploading chapter by chapter.

Pick a book

From the free library, or a file of your own.

Tap "Send to Yoto"

Chapters, cover art and upload, all handled.

Press play

It's in your Yoto library, ready for a card.

Little Vox right after a send: a green check and the words On its way to Yoto, with a note to check the Yoto app or player for the new card

On its way to your Yoto.

Little Vox tells you when the book is on its way. Then check your Yoto app or player for the new card.

What's inside

Built for Yoto families

Everything is there to get a good book onto a card with the least fuss possible.

Browse

Browse like a bookshop, not a search box.

Pick your child's age and the shelves fill up with books that suit them. Search is there too, when you know what you want.

πŸŒ™ Bedtime Classics βš”οΈ Heroes & Virtue 🌸 Courageous Girls β›΅ Adventure & Exploration πŸ” Classic Mysteries 🏠 The Family Bookshelf 🌿 Wonder & Creation + 5 more
Example
M4B
Your audiobookOne file Β· 18 hours Β· 1.1 GB
Cut at its own chapter marks, on your phone
Card 1Chapters
1 to 17
Card 2Chapters
18 to 35
Card 3Chapters
36 to 52
You see the plan before anything is sent.

Bring your own

One giant audiobook file? We'll cut it to fit.

A Yoto card holds about eight hours, and no single track over an hour. Pick your file from Files or iCloud Drive. If it's too long, Little Vox cuts it at its own chapter marks and spreads it across as many cards as it needs.

It all happens on your phone. Your file goes straight to Yoto and never passes through us. Can I use Audible files?

🎡 MP3, M4B, AAC & more βœ‚οΈ Split at the chapters πŸ”’ Never leaves your phone, except to Yoto
The Yoto Library tab in Little Vox, listing cards already on the account

Your library

Your whole Yoto library, in the same app.

See every card on your Yoto account, whether Little Vox made it or not. Rename them, tidy up, and clear out the one your child has outgrown.

πŸ‘€ See every card ✏️ Rename 🧹 Tidy up

Premium editions Β· $1.49 per book

Hear the difference.
Then decide.

Free recordings are made by volunteers, and it shows: a reader introduction on every chapter, uneven volume, a bit of hiss. A Premium edition is the same recording, cleaned up and cut for a kid's card.

A book page in Little Vox for King Arthur and His Knights, with the Little Vox Premium edition for $1.49 above the free LibriVox edition
Free and Premium, side by sideBooks with a Premium edition show both. You pick.
1

Straight to the story

No "This is a LibriVox recording…" at the start of every chapter.

Alice in Wonderland Β· Chapter 9
2

Clean, even sound

Background noise fades and the volume evens out, so every word is clear.

Just So Stories Β· How the Camel Got His Hump

One time, per book. Look for the Premium badge. The free version is always right next to it.

🎁 Sending books to your Yoto is free, and so is every classic in the library. The only optional extra is a Premium edition of a book, $1.49, one time.

New to Yoto?

Yoto is a screen-free audio player for kids. They control it themselves using physical cards. Little Vox makes it easy to fill yours with books your family will love.

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What is Yoto?

A screen-free audio player for kids aged 3+. Cards snap in to play stories, music, and more.

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My Yoto Cards

Blank "Make Your Own" cards play your own audio. That's where Little Vox comes in.

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No Yoto yet?

You can still use Family Stories, or pick up a Yoto player.

Tonight's bedtime story is one tap away.

Download Little Vox free, connect your Yoto once, and send your first book in a couple of minutes.

Download on the App StoreGet it on the App Store

Free. No subscription. No account to make.

πŸ’œ Also: record Grandma reading one β†’
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