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For teachers

Read to the class.
Then read to thirty bedrooms

A Voicebooks classroom is free. Record the books you're reading this term, give every child a take-home slip, and their families hear your voice at bedtime — plus it gets a few more books into homes that don't have many.

A teacher at her desk in an empty classroom, reading a picture book aloud to her phone

Why it's free

The shelf is the only thing that costs, and yours grows with your class

A classroom starts with ten books on its shelf. Every child gets a slip; a parent scans it, makes a free family, and their child is linked to the seat. Five distinct homes connected and your shelf has no limit.

That's it. There's no premium classroom tier. The connections are the point.

How to open a classroom

Voicebooks take-home slips for a classroom, each with a code and a QR

What a classroom gets

The books you're actually reading

Record the term's books in your voice. Retake any page. Publish when it's right.

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The whole staffroom can read

Invite the assistant, the librarian, the head. Unlimited recording artists.

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First names only

A seat is a first name. No child has an account. Homes match "Liam H." to their own Liam.

Families hear it at home, free

A slip makes a free family. They hear everything you record for the class, plus three books of their own.

See what went round

A listen at home is credited to the seat, so you know which stories landed.

A partner's offer rides on the slip

A school, a PTA or a library can put a first-year offer on every slip it prints.

Open your classroom

Free. Ten books tonight, unlimited once five homes connect.

Two Voicebooks mascots — a grown-up and a child — side by side, smiling

Questions about teachers

Yes. It's an unlisted free plan with a ten-book shelf that goes unlimited once five distinct homes connect through slips.
Your recordings for the class, at home, in the app. Nothing about other children.
No child has an account. A seat is a first name; the home links their own child to it. Nothing about a child is asked for or shown.