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Best Audiobook Apps 2026
Audiobook apps can provide different routes to titles, from borrowing to purchase or catalog access. Libby, Hoopla, and Kobo Books are the first entries, with Libro.fm and AudiobooksNow among those that follow. Compare each app’s access model and included catalog, then check for DRM-free downloads, offline listening, and family sharing. Mobile platform support can matter if you listen across devices, while free-plan availability and paid-from pricing offer useful cost details. Use these listed features to weigh how an app’s way of providing books fits your listening preferences.
Ubook
Ubook suits people who want audiobooks, ebooks, and other digital content across mobile devices and the web.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWebLibriVox
LibriVox suits listeners looking for free recordings of public-domain books and developers who want programmatic access to its catalog.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+4Audible
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+2Kobo Books
It suits listeners using iOS, Android, or compatible Kobo eReaders who want audiobook playback, downloads, and Bluetooth support.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWebPlayary suits listeners looking for music, podcasts, audiobooks and video entertainment across several device types.
AudiobooksNow suits listeners who want to buy titles individually and keep them in their library, or seek Club Pricing discounts.
Audiobookshelf suits people who want to host and organize audiobooks and podcasts for multiple users.
Bookmate may suit readers and audiobook listeners who want a catalog across multiple languages, offline listening, or the option to upload their own books.
Prologue suits audiobook listeners with a Plex or Audiobookshelf library who want listening and library tools across Apple devices.
BookPlayer suits listeners who have DRM-free audiobooks and want playback and library tools across supported devices.
Libby suits readers and listeners who have a library card and want to borrow digital titles.
Loyal Books suits readers and listeners looking for free audiobooks or eBooks across a range of genres and languages, including titles they can download for offline…
Sora is designed for students and educators who use school-provided digital reading collections.
Hoopla suits patrons of participating public libraries who want digital books, audio, video, comics, magazines, or music.