Every book and show you love, in one stack.

Audiostacks keeps your audiobooks, ebooks, print books and podcasts together: what you’ve finished, what’s next and where to get it. Then it picks what to try next from everything you’ve already loved.

Free. No password to remember: sign in with Face ID, Touch ID, Windows Hello or your phone.

AcquiredPodcast
Fourth WingRebecca Yarros
Lessons in ChemistryBonnie Garmus
Atomic HabitsJames Clear
Project Hail MaryAndy Weir
EducatedTara Westover
Hardcore HistoryPodcast
The Terminal ListJack Carr
The Thursday Murder ClubRichard Osman

Bring your whole history with you.

Years of reading and listening live in other apps. Bring all of it in so Audiostacks starts out knowing your taste, not guessing at it.

  1. Export from the app you use nowEach source shows you exactly where its export button is.
  2. Drop the file inFinished titles, ratings, reviews, dates and formats come across. Nothing gets duplicated.
  3. Covers, details and picks fill inWhile you look around, Audiostacks finds covers and synopses and builds your first picks.
GoodreadsShelves, ratings and reviews
LibbyEvery loan from your library
KindleBooks you’ve highlighted
AudibleYour audiobook library
StoryGraphRead dates and stars
BookmoryFull backups
Podcast appsOvercast, Pocket Casts and more
SpreadsheetsAny CSV with a title column
A pasted listApple Books, Hoopla, your notes

Picks that know your whole stack.

Recommendations come from everything you’ve finished, not the last thing you listened to. Love business books and thrillers? You get both, in the same mix as your history.

Five stars count more. Recent finishes count more. The next book in a series you’re into moves up, and every pick tells you why it’s there. Tap ✕ on anything that isn’t for you and similar titles drop away.

Top picks for you

Thrillers 29%Business 27%Memoir 18%History 14%Science 12%

Shoe Dog

Phil Knight

Because you finished Bad Blood and Acquired

Killers of the Flower Moon

David Grann

Because you loved The Devil in the White City

Dune

Frank Herbert

Something different, close to Project Hail Mary

Up next, in the order you want.

Keep one list of what you’ll start next, whatever the format. Drag to re-rank on your laptop and it’s already updated on your phone.

Log start and finish dates, rate and review, and re-listen without losing the first time.

01
EducatedTara Westover
Audiobook
02
OutlivePeter Attia
Ebook
03
Hardcore HistoryDan Carlin
Podcast
04
The Thursday Murder ClubRichard Osman
Audiobook

Know where to get it.

Every title shows where to borrow, buy or stream it in the format you use. Add your library card once and Libby search is one tap, free.

LibbyHooplaAudibleKindleApple BooksSpotifyLibro.fmKoboBookshop.orgApple PodcastsOvercastPocket Casts

Recommend it to a friend.

Send a title by text, WhatsApp, email or anywhere else. Your friend gets a clean page with the cover, your note and where to get it, and a rich preview in the chat.

Sam, I think you’d like Project Hail Mary. The narration is the best part.
audiostacks.comChad recommends Project Hail Mary

Is it free?

Yes. Create a stack, import everything and use every feature.

What’s a passkey?

A sign-in saved on your device, unlocked with your face, fingerprint or screen lock. Nothing to remember, nothing to phish.

Can I take my data with me?

Download everything any time from Settings, or delete your account and all of it.

Start your stack. Bring your history. Find your next one.