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Where to Find Reports

  • Web: Profile -> Listening Reports
  • App: Profile -> Listening Reports

The list shows each completed book, its completion date, and a short summary. Select an item to open the full report.

Generate a Report

When playback reaches the valid end of the final chapter in the server-authoritative queue, Web or App asks whether to generate a report for that completion.

  • After confirmation, the event is submitted safely. If the device is offline, it remains pending and retries without creating duplicates.
  • Cancelling removes that pending prompt and does not generate a report.
  • Reports summarize listening facts accepted by the server. They do not invent unplayed chapters or listening time.

Report Details

A report can include:

  • Book title, square cover, author, narrator, and completion date
  • Valid listening time, chapter count, and listening days
  • Favorite listening hours, a 24-hour distribution, and a listening summary
  • Recommendations based on the completed book and available metadata

Listen Again opens the book, while Back to Home only changes navigation. Neither action deletes history, reports, or listening facts.

Poster Preview and Sharing

Use the share action in a report to generate its poster.

  1. The poster is previewed first and is never downloaded or shared automatically.
  2. Web can save the image and can open system sharing when the browser supports file sharing.
  3. App can save the image to the photo library or open the iOS or Android share sheet.
  4. Failed loads can be retried, and cancelling system sharing is treated as a normal action.

Deletion Scope

The report list provides deletion for one report at a time and explains the scope before deletion.

  • Deleting a report removes only its completion record and report snapshot.
  • Listening facts, reading history, playback progress, and playback settings remain available.
  • Deletion is scoped to the signed-in user and current server.

An empty list means this account has not confirmed a completed-book report yet. It does not mean existing listening time or reading history was lost.