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Audible
LibbyLibrary loans

Sync when you stop listeningiPhone Shortcut

Optional. An iPhone Shortcut can tell LitLink to check Audible each time you close the Audible app, so your listening times are more exact. It can only start a check; it can't see your reading log.

Move from my MacBring over LitLink from a Mac

If LitLink has been running on your Mac, bring everything over: your log, notes, ratings, and your Audible and Libby connections.

Your app

Colors

Saved to your account, so your phone and computer match.

Listening speed

Your usual speed, used to work out how long you actually listened.

Privacy and security

Your devices

Where you're signed in. Your reading log can only be opened by these.

Password and recovery code

Change password

Make a new recovery code

Lost your recovery code? Make a new one here. Your old code stops working.

How your reading log is protected
  • Your whole reading log, notes, ratings, and your Audible and Libby connections are stored as one encrypted file with its own key.
  • That key is locked with your password, your recovery code, and your signed-in devices. The server can only open your log while one of your own devices is using it, and locks it again after 20 minutes.
  • Your email is stored only as a scrambled fingerprint, so even the account list doesn't show who you are.
  • No public profile, reviews, or sharing. Nothing about your reading goes anywhere except your own devices.
  • Honest limit: whoever runs this server could change its code to read logs while people are signed in. Only use a LitLink run by someone you trust.
  • LitLink uses Audible's and Libby's unofficial connections, the same ones their own apps use. If they change something, syncing may pause until LitLink is updated.

Your account

Download my reading log

Delete my account

This deletes your reading log, notes, and ratings from LitLink for good and removes LitLink from your Audible devices. Download a copy first if you want one.