Good stories,
right where you left off.
Your audiobook collection, at a glance.
Choose audiobook folders
Add the folders you want OpenBook to index on the mounted NAS library share. Metadata is written to audio tags after approval or verification; the audio is not re-encoded.
Recently removed
Removed audiobooks are hidden from your library. Quarantined files and retained records can be restored here.
Upload Audiobooks
Upload audiobook files, folders, or ZIP archives to the configured OpenBook NAS library folder. Files are chunked for resume, validated, and imported from that storage. Once metadata is accepted or independently verified, OpenBook writes it into supported audio-file tags using stream copy without re-encoding the audio. Existing embedded artwork and chapters are preserved. Audio files are updated only inside the dedicated OpenBook share.
Library Activity
Checking source storage…
Audiobook and chapter grouping
Looking for safely identifiable multi-file audiobook candidates…
Current virtual audiobooks
DeepScan Metadata
Analyze embedded tags and chapters, extract existing cover art, and review proposed metadata before approval.
AudioSilo Meta catalog
Checking the locally installed catalog…
Metadata review
DeepScan AI Settings
Loading secure AI settings…
OpenAI credential
Stored as an encrypted systemd credential on the S1. The key is never shown again or sent to browser logs.
Automatic processing
Only requested fields at this level are sent. The initial bulk campaign remains paused until separately authorized.New or changed books may use automatic fallback when enabled. The initial bulk campaign stays paused until you review and authorize its estimated budget.Spending limits
The monthly budget is unlimited. Disable Unlimited to set a monthly ceiling. Per-book reservations still enforce the $0.10 task limit before requests are sent.Learning Dashboard
Loading local verified knowledge…
Recent learning activity
Research results · review before applying
Virtual series, packs and collections
Continue Listening
Your Library
Your library is ready for its first book
Add folders from the mounted OpenBook NAS share, then scan. OpenBook indexes and streams files in place and writes accepted metadata into supported audio tags without re-encoding audio.