Text Grandma or Grandpa a link. They tap record and read, on their own phone, tablet or computer. No apps to install, nothing to download. You listen first, then send it to your child's Yoto.
The other end of the link
No download. No password. One big button, in whatever browser she already uses.



Your side
Name the story, send the link, listen when it comes back, send it to the Yoto.
How it works
If you can open a text message, you can be the one reading.
Say who's reading. Text or email them the link, or record it yourself.
In their own browser. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.
It shows up in your app. Hear it before anyone else does.
One tap onto a Make Your Own card. Or keep it, or share it.
Need ideas?
A bedtime book is the obvious one. Here are a few more.
Stories keep in the app and share as ordinary audio files. When you're ready, add a Yoto player and send them all to cards.
As many stories as you like, as many people reading as you like, sent to your Yoto as often as you like. We decided a grandparent's voice isn't the thing to put behind a paywall.
Read the questions people ask โDownload Little Vox free, name the story, and text her the link. Her first chapter could be on the Yoto by bedtime tomorrow.
The app is for iPhone. The person reading can use any phone, tablet or computer.
๐ Also: thousands of free audiobooks for Yoto โ