A reading and listening service built for the phone in your pocket, paid for the way your phone already pays for things.
Tomecore is a mobile library. We publish a catalogue of audiobooks you can stream on the spot and e-books you can download and read offline, and we deliver both through your phone's browser rather than an app you have to install and maintain.
The two formats exist because people read in two different ways. Sometimes you want a narrator in your ears on the walk to work; sometimes you want text on a screen with no signal at all. We did not want to make you choose, or pay twice, so one subscription covers both.
Titles are chosen rather than bulk-loaded. We add to the catalogue every month across fiction, biography, history, essays and poetry, and each addition is checked before it goes in.
The service is operated by FRST Media Europe B.V., a company registered in the Netherlands under KvK number 80008798, with its registered office at Keizersgracht 268, 1016EV Amsterdam, Netherlands.
Tomecore is a FRST Media brand, technically supported by Bookworld, a Media Pay Plus brand. Bookworld provides the catalogue and the streaming and download infrastructure behind the service. Tomecore is available to customers in Greece.
For anything at all — access, billing, cancelling, or your data — write to info@tomecore.com. We aim to reply within one business day.
One price, both formats, charged to your mobile phone bill. No credit card is involved at any point.
Three things we hold to, and that you can hold us to.
A smaller shelf of titles worth your evening beats an enormous one you have to dig through. Everything we add is reviewed first, and the catalogue grows every month.
Everything runs in your mobile browser. No app taking up storage, no account password to forget, and no update to chase before you can read.
€27.48 a month, charged by SMS from 19001 or 19000, renewing until you send STOP. That is stated here, in the footer of every page, and in the Terms of Use. No trial that quietly converts and no charge you did not agree to.