Narrators are first class
Every recording lists its narrators - the field most databases simply do not have. One work can hold many recordings, each with its own cast and ASINs.
The open source audiobook database: works, recordings, narrators, series and chapters - free to use, built by listeners.
Newly catalogued works, added by the community.
Every recording lists its narrators - the field most databases simply do not have. One work can hold many recordings, each with its own cast and ASINs.
Runtimes, release dates, publishers, region-scoped ASINs, ISBNs and full chapter lists - the specifics that identify an exact production.
Open source code, open data: the factual core is dedicated to the public domain (CC0). Use it in any app, for any purpose, with no key and no rate card.
Everything here is real, verifiable and dedicated to the public domain. There are no accounts and no gatekeepers - every change goes through GitHub.
See which books still need a spoiler-aware character guide or a story-so-far recap, then write one in your own words with the guided builder.
See what needs workDrop an OpenAudible or Libation export - or a folder scan - and check what is already catalogued, right in your browser. Then contribute the new books.
Open the import toolEnrich an Audiobookshelf library with community metadata - narrators, chapters, series and covers - or submit your ABS library so the gaps get filled.
How it worksSpotted a missing narrator, a wrong runtime, or a book that is not here yet? Open an issue form - no JSON required - and it becomes a pull request.
Open an issueCoordinate contributions, ask for help, and help shape the schema on the AudioSilo Discord and in GitHub Discussions.
Join the DiscordOpen source, audiobook-first, and free for anyone to use - starting with the narrators, recordings and chapters every other database leaves out.