<p>For when you manage your own audiobooks and just want a clean, non-invasive way to listen across devices.<h2>Usage scenario</h2><p>You have a collection of audiobooks stored on NextCloud/WebDAV.<p>You want to:<ul><li>Listen on multiple devices (phone/tablet/desktop)<li>See how much of a book you've listened to</ul><p>You don't want to:<ul><li>Lose your place<li>Install complex server apps</ul><br><br><h2>Features</h2><h3>Progress map</h3><blockquote><p>See which parts of a book you’ve listened to</blockquote><ul><li>Great for dense/non-fiction books where you jump between chapters<li>Visualize each chapter as a series of blocks showing played/unplayed segments<li>Tap an unplayed segment to play it</ul><h3>Detailed bookmarks</h3><blockquote><p>Take notes while listening and jump back to any point easily</blockquote><ul><li>Notes are searchable</ul><h3>Themes</h3><blockquote><p>Match your own vibe</blockquote><ul><li>Light/dark modes<li>Multiple colour schemes<li>Adjust book cover styles, from fully decorative to plain text</ul><h3>Metadata display</h3><blockquote><p>Know what you're listening to</blockquote><ul><li>Display details from .txt/.nfo files, audio streams, and embedded metadata</ul><h3>Unix-style philosophy goals</h3><blockquote><p>Tread lightly. Stay in your lane.</blockquote><ul><li>Don't manage users or files --- NextCloud/WebDAV already does this<li>Never write outside the working folder:<br><code>{YOUR_AUDIOBOOKS_FOLDER}/.audav_audiobook_listener/</code><br><strong>To remove the app from the server just delete the folder</strong></ul><br><br><h2>Requirements</h2><ul><li>A WebDAV server + login details<li>On that server, a folder of audiobooks (organise subfolders however you like)<li>A device with auDAV for listening on</ul><br><br><h2>Install and setup</h2><h3>1. Install and open auDAV</h3><p>Install on the Android device you want to listen from<h3>2. Enter your WebDAV settings</h3><p><strong>Tap menu button twice to change settings</strong>:<bloc