The Audible listening log is an app feature that tracks your listening stats and activity. It shows you everything from when you first started a title to when you finished listening to it.

In this article:

• What’s a listening log?
• How can I find my listening log?

What’s a listening log?

Your listening log is a day-to-day record of your listening history for a particular title. You can see the time you started listening, when you listened, when you paused, and how long your listening session lasted.

What’s the purpose of the listening log?

The listening log can help you find your place if you get lost. It's a very useful tool if, for example:

• you fell asleep while listening and the book advanced without you;
• you went back to an earlier chapter to re-listen to something, but didn't note where you had left off;
• you accidentally moved the scrubber bar in the player and the book is now in a different section altogether.

Using the Listen Log, you can get back to the starting point of your last intentional listening section.

How can I find my listening log?

The listening log is available only on the Audible app and can be accessed through these steps:

1. Open the Audible app and sign in.
2. Open the Player for a title you’re currently enjoying or already finished.
3. Select Listening log. From here, you can choose to replay a section or clear your entire history.