All You Can Books - Unlimited 4+

Free is good but it isn't free. It's $20 a month BUT cheaper than Audible. BUT it's very very hard to navigate the app. It's difficult to search by author. I don't find any series offered in mysteries.
In Audible I can find my library, I can manage my Wish List, I can get back to my current selection by tapping on the icon and go right back to where I stopped.
This app makes you go thru the steps as though you were starting over.
AYCB- you better be working 24/7 in this app. Get some people in to try it out right in front of you. Take notes. Fix it.

So this app/website was not what I was expecting at all. Preventing me from seeing the site until I signed up for their free trial first. After looking through most of the books on the site, all I can say is that I was very disappointed from the lack of content. The app itself is very poor quality too. Below I highlighted my three biggest concerns.

1. Your downloads are forced to happen all at once and will only work when the app is open
2. The books are all pretty much generic coming from the public domain.
3. The search engine is absolutely terrible, where searching for author/book names will yield results with names in the descriptions of book summaries. (Also books can’t be searched separately from podcasts even when books are selected)

Overall my advice to the consumer is to just got onto apple’s podcasts and bookstore. Most if not all the books on this app can be found on those two resources for free. Heck there’s many podcasts where a person reads books for free too so no shortage of audio books there.

*Message to the app developer*
If you provide a paid service to the consumer, make sure the service is good quality. There should be a good selection of books/audio books and the app should be intuitive for the consumer.

I am primarily interested in audiobooks. There is no tab to view a comprehensive list of audiobooks, nor does the search option easily facilitate an audiobook-only search. I am also a fan of historical fiction, but a search for historical fiction yielded a number of history books and classic fiction, such as Mark Twain.

Compared to the free US library-based offerings like Libby and Hoopla, and the paid service Scribd, I found allyoucanbooks to be difficult to navigate, not intuitively organized, and frustrating to maneuver within. 10-15 years ago, this would’ve been something worth giving a try, but with all the far-superior free and/or lower-cost platforms available, I would not use this even if it was free. (In fact, I canceled within the first 30 mins of my free 30-day trial.)