Search a huge free catalog.
Browse public-domain recordings from LibriVox by title, author, or keyword.
Free public-domain audiobooks
Search LibriVox, press play, and keep listening wherever you go. MyVoxBox remembers your place, downloads chapters for offline listening, and never asks you to create an account.
No sign-up. No ads. Works in a modern browser.
Chapter 4 · The Boscombe Valley Mystery
How it works
MyVoxBox removes the account setup, subscription prompts, and library lock-in. Open it and listen.
Browse public-domain recordings from LibriVox by title, author, or keyword.
Start immediately, or download individual chapters before a commute, flight, or quiet night away.
Your playback position, favorites, and listening history are remembered in your browser.
Built for listening
MyVoxBox is designed for long-form listening across days, devices, bedtimes, and unreliable connections.
Download only what you need, listen without a connection, and remove files whenever you want the space back.
Choose a time limit or stop at the end of the current chapter, where finding your place again is easy.
Close the browser and return later. Your place in each chapter is restored automatically.
Use it as a regular website or add it to your home screen as a fast, offline-capable progressive web app.
Privacy by design
MyVoxBox does not require a personal account or a server-side listening profile. The library state that makes the player useful stays in your browser.
The player still connects to LibriVox and the recording host to find and play books. Any site analytics should be described separately and accurately in the deployed privacy notice.
No email address, password, profile, or sign-in flow is needed to listen.
Favorites, history, downloads, and playback positions are stored on your device.
Export your local metadata and import it elsewhere instead of depending on a proprietary cloud library.
The Apache-2.0 source can be inspected, audited, and run independently.
FAQ
Yes. MyVoxBox has no subscription and no paid tier. It plays public-domain recordings from LibriVox.
No. It works in a modern browser. Installing it as a progressive web app is optional.
Yes. Download individual chapters first, and the installed app can open offline after its initial visit.
Book metadata comes from LibriVox, whose volunteer-read recordings are public domain. Audio is generally hosted by the Internet Archive.
Yes. MyVoxBox can export its locally stored metadata to a readable file that can be imported into another browser or device.
Open the player and find something worth hearing.