Open source · Self-hosted · MIT
Create, publish, and share Yoto Make Your Own audio cards from your own server. AI cover art, audio transcoding, direct publishing — one open-source tool.
Your library, your covers
Record audio straight from your browser. One tap to start, one to stop — the track is ready to publish immediately.
Push finished cards directly to one or more Yoto accounts. No manual file transfers or juggling the Yoto app.
Group cards into collections and share them across families or classrooms with a single link.
Browse, organise, and manage your entire Make Your Own collection. Collections, labels, and search keep everything findable.
Generate cover art and card icons with AI. Prompt-to-image built in — no external tools or accounts required.
Design per-track chapter icons with the built-in studio. Browse public Yoto icons or generate custom ones per chapter.
Upload in any format. YotoShelf transcodes to the AAC format Yoto expects, handles track splitting, and sets metadata.
Download printable card stickers for every card in your library. Cut to fit and label your physical Yoto cards.
Curious how it's built? Architecture →
