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Audiobookshelf

A project from advplyr/audiobookshelf and its contributors.

Organize and listen to your audiobook and podcast collection.

Good for: Personal audiobook and podcast libraries

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FROM THE PROJECT README

What Audiobookshelf does

Organize and listen to your audiobook and podcast collection.

Features from the README

  • Organize audio libraries
  • Listen in the browser
  • Keep library settings between launches
Read the full README ↗

In the project’s own words, excerpted from the README at the reviewed source revision.

Before you install

  • PicoRunner 0.3.14 or later on an Apple Silicon Mac
  • Docker Desktop installed and running
  • Internet access for the initial source and container image download
  • Add your own media to PicoRunner's private library folder after installation; it starts empty.
  • Create a local administrator account after launch.
GPL-3.0

This app is maintained by its upstream project. PicoRunner provides the launcher and this catalog listing. The project’s license applies to its code; assets and connected services may have separate terms. Read the full license for permissions, conditions, and warranty terms.

Source and compatibility evidence

Runtime verified

We tested this app with PicoRunner 0.3.14 on macOS 26.6.2 (Apple Silicon).

Last checked 2026-10-06.

  • source: Pinned upstream README describes the app and its supported use.
  • install: Fresh PicoRunner installation checked out the recorded source revision and pulled the pinned arm64 container image.
  • launch: PicoRunner started the container and returned a loopback browser URL for Audiobookshelf.
  • health: Repeated local readiness checks reported the service responsive.
  • smoke: An empty test library was created in the same pinned image and remained after container restart.
  • restart: PicoRunner stopped and restarted its own test installation; the browser service became ready again.
  • cleanup: PicoRunner removed its test containers, network, disposable files, and registry record without touching existing apps.