Audiobook Player & Notes

How can we help?

Answers to the common questions are below. If yours isn't here, get in touch.

How do I add books, courses and documents?

Tap Add Book in the app and pick files from Files, iCloud Drive or another provider. You can choose several at once. You can also copy files and whole folders into the Audiobook Player folder in iCloud Drive with the Files app or a Mac; they show up in your Library.

Supported: M4B, M4A, MP3, AAC, WAV, FLAC, AIFF and CAF audio; MP4, MOV and M4V video; EPUB, PDF and Markdown. A transcript file next to a video or audio file (Name.srt or Name.vtt) is used automatically.

Where are my files kept?

In your own iCloud Drive, in the Audiobook Player folder, and on your device while they are downloaded. Your listening place syncs between your devices through your iCloud account. Removing a book moves it to Recently Deleted in the app for 30 days.

How does the free trial work?

All features are free for 7 days. The trial starts when you add your first book (or play one you placed in the folder yourself), through Apple's purchase sheet at a price of zero. It is not a subscription: it never renews and never charges you, and there is nothing to cancel.

After 7 days, playing, adding books and writing new notes pause until you buy Full Library: $9.99 in the US, paid once; the App Store shows your local price. Your library, your notes and exports stay available either way. Reinstalling or restoring doesn't restart a trial that has ended.

I bought Full Library, but the app asks me again

Open Settings in the app and tap Restore Purchases, signed in with the Apple Account that made the purchase. You may need an internet connection. If the App Store shows a purchase as pending (for example Ask to Buy), it unlocks by itself once approved. A refunded purchase no longer unlocks the app.

For billing questions or refunds, use Apple's Report a Problem; Apple handles all payments.

Transcripts or read-aloud aren't working

Transcription runs on your device. The first time, iOS may need to download its speech model, which needs a connection and some free space. Read aloud uses your device's voices; add more voices in iOS Settings › Accessibility › Spoken Content › Voices.

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