LibriVox
7.7#2 in audiobook appsFree planFree planAndroidiOSWebAPI
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The Palace Project
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| Fact | LibriVox | The Palace Project |
|---|---|---|
| Founded | LibriVox was started in August 2005 by Hugh McGuire. | 2021 |
| Integrations | LibriVox describes third-party apps as unaffiliated and says it does not endorse them. | The FAQ lists integrations including Boundless, Blackstone Unlimited, BiblioBoard, cloudLibrary, OverDrive, Palace Marketplace, ProQuest, and Unlimited Listens. |
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The Palace Project plans
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Pick LibriVox if…
LibriVox suits listeners looking for free recordings of public-domain books, including people who want downloadable audio or a choice of languages. Its catalog API may interest developers building apps that use audiobook, track, or author data.
Pick The Palace Project if…
It suits public and academic libraries delivering digital collections, and patrons borrowing across connected sources. Readers wanting accessible settings or free public-domain titles can use the mobile app.