Questions parents ask
Frequently asked questions
- Can Audinook automatically stop a Yoto at bedtime?
- Yes. You set recurring bedtime hours. During those hours Audinook monitors the connected Yoto player and stops playback attempts, so a child cannot simply start a card after lights-out. It resumes normal behaviour automatically when the bedtime window ends.
- Does it need a payment method to try?
- No. Every family gets a 14-day free trial with all features and no card required. The trial starts when you first configure protection.
- How much does Audinook cost?
- One plan, Audinook Plus: €29.99 per year (about €2.50 per month, saving 37%) or €3.99 per month. Both include every feature.
- Is Audinook made by Yoto?
- No. Audinook is an independent third-party application for Yoto players. It is not made by, affiliated with, or endorsed by Yoto. It connects using Yoto's official developer API with your permission.
- Which Yoto players are supported?
- Any Yoto player linked to your Yoto account, including Yoto Player and Yoto Mini. There are no hardware or firmware changes.
- What happens if my Yoto is offline?
- Enforcement needs the player to be online. If the player loses Wi-Fi, Audinook cannot stop playback and clearly shows protection as degraded rather than pretending everything is fine.
- Does Audinook track my child?
- No. Audinook has no child profiles. It works at the level of family account, player and routine, and does not collect child names, ages, locations or listening profiles.
- Can I make an exception for one night?
- Yes. A temporary override allows playback for 15 or 30 minutes, or until bedtime ends, without changing your saved schedule. Protection resumes automatically afterwards.