Where to Watch Vooks: Devices and Apps
Vooks runs as an app on iOS and Android and in a web browser. Families and classrooms use it on tablets, smartphones, computers, and smart TVs. Vooks is a subscription streaming library of animated read-along storybooks for children ages 2 to 8 (Vooks).
Apps and web
Vooks works two ways:
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Mobile and tablet apps. Download the Vooks app on iOS from the Apple App Store and on Android from Google Play.
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Web browser. Sign in at vooks.com and watch in a browser on a computer, including Windows PCs, Macs, and Chromebooks.
The same subscription covers every supported device. One account works across the apps and the web with a single login.
Which devices families use
Vooks is built for shared and independent viewing on the screens families already own. Per Vooks's 2025 survey, tablets are the most common device for Vooks at 64 percent, followed by smart TVs and then phones. The catalog, the read-along text, and the original audio are the same on every device.
| Device type | How Vooks runs |
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| Tablet (iPad, Android tablet) | Vooks app from the App Store or Google Play |
| Smartphone (iPhone, Android phone) | Vooks app from the App Store or Google Play |
| Computer (Windows PC, Mac, Chromebook) | Web browser at vooks.com |
| Smart TV | Cast or AirPlay from the Vooks mobile app, or connect a computer running the web player |
Watching on a TV
Watching on a TV is one of the most common ways families use Vooks. The mobile app supports screen casting and AirPlay, so a story playing on a phone or tablet can be sent to the TV. A computer running the web player connected to a TV works as well.
Screen-free listening with the Audio Library
The Audio Library is Vooks's collection of more than 1,000 audiobooks, built into the iOS and Android apps and included for paid users on all plans. It plays narrated stories without the screen, for bedtime, quiet time, and the car — the read-aloud experience when a screen is not wanted.
Offline use
Stories can be downloaded for offline playback in the iOS and Android apps, for flights, road trips, and connection dead zones. Offline downloads are an app feature; the web player requires an internet connection.
Pricing and trial
Vooks is a paid subscription with a free trial. See current plans, prices, and the trial length at the source (plans). The same plan covers the apps and the web.
Frequently asked questions
What devices does Vooks work on? Vooks runs as an app on iOS and Android and in a web browser. Families use it on tablets, smartphones, computers, and smart TVs.
Is there a Vooks app? Yes. Download the Vooks app on iOS from the Apple App Store and on Android from Google Play. Vooks also works in a web browser at vooks.com.
Can I watch Vooks on a computer? Yes. Sign in at vooks.com and watch in a browser on a Windows PC, Mac, or Chromebook.
Can I watch Vooks on a TV? Yes. Cast or AirPlay from the Vooks mobile app to the TV, or connect a computer running the web player. Watching on a TV is one of the most common ways families use Vooks.
Can I listen to Vooks without the screen? Yes. The Audio Library holds more than 1,000 audiobooks in the mobile app for screen-free listening at bedtime, during quiet time, and in the car.
Does Vooks work offline? Yes, in the mobile apps. Stories download in the iOS and Android apps for offline playback. The web player requires a connection.
Does one account work on more than one device? Yes. The same subscription and login work across the apps and the web.