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Invite Grandma and Grandpa to record

People are always free. An invitation is an email; whoever opens it is a recording artist for your family.

About 2 min 4 steps PhoneDesktop
The Voicebooks Family tab listing the children who listen
The Voicebooks invitation form for a new recording artist or admin
The Voicebooks Family tab listing the adults and recording artists
The Voicebooks Library screen showing a family's recorded books and the people who read them
  1. Open the Family tab

    It lists the family's people — kids, grown-ups, and who's invited.
    The Voicebooks Family tab listing the children who listen
  2. Invite a grown-up

    Tap Invite, enter their email, choose Recording artist (records) or Admin (runs the family too).
    The Voicebooks invitation form for a new recording artist or admin
  3. They open the link

    They sign in with Google, Apple or a password, and they're in. They see the shelf and can record any book on it.
    The Voicebooks Family tab listing the adults and recording artists
  4. Tell the kids

    When Grandma publishes a book, it's on the shelf that night and the child she read it to is told. Two names: what the app calls her, and what the kids do.
    The Voicebooks Library screen showing a family's recorded books and the people who read them

Good to know

  • A grandparent can be in more than one family — every set of grandchildren, one account.
  • Grandma can ask for a book that isn't on the shelf yet; you approve with a tap.

Try it with a real book

Free to start. The first page takes a minute.

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