Listen This

Listen This

Your Audiobooks, Everywhere

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A simple, focused audiobook player for your M4B files. Listen on iPhone, iPad, or Apple Watch — your progress syncs automatically via iCloud. FEATURES • Import M4B audiobooks from Files or iCloud Drive • Chapter navigation with skip controls • Adjustable playback speed (0.5x - 2.5x) • Sleep timer with shake-to-extend • Background playback with Now Playing controls • Home Screen widget showing current book APPLE WATCH Listen without your iPhone. Transfer audiobooks to your Watch for offline playback during workouts, walks, or whenever you leave your phone behind. Large files transfer in the background while you use your phone. AUDIOBOOKSHELF Connect to your self-hosted Audiobookshelf server to browse and download your library. SYNC Your library and playback position sync automatically across all your devices via iCloud. Start listening on your iPhone, continue on your iPad, finish on your Watch.
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What's New in Listen This

1.2.0

July 29, 2026

New - Apple Watch can download books directly from your Audiobookshelf server over WiFi, without the iPhone - Download progress now appears on Watch library rows - Partly downloaded books are marked and resume where they stopped instead of starting over Fixed - Audiobookshelf servers on a local network using http:// couldn't be reached at all, on iPhone or Watch - A download interrupted partway could show as complete and play silence past a certain point - Cancelling a download to Watch didn't stop it, the book finished downloading and was saved anyway - Removing a download on Watch left the iPhone showing it as sent, with no way to send it again - The Transfer to Watch screen had no way to close it while a transfer was running - Temporary iCloud files were left behind when a book reached the Watch by another route

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