BookPlayer for Pc

This app is extremely simple. There are no ads, no glitches, and no pop ups. Pretty much nothing that annoyed me about the other 5 apps I tried. I have audio book files that I pulled off of CDs and uploaded to my google drive. They imported to this app from there easily. There are a million features that people might like which are missing from this app (pause from iPhone headphone button, select multiple files at a time, separate files from different books into their own folders, FFW/RWD) which I would've liked, but the features that it has work flawlessly. Namely, it remembers where you left off, allows control from lock screen, and doesn't have annoying bugs or ads. The worst annoyance that OTHER APPS tend to have is that they forget where I left off or skip around in between listenings. This app played exactly where I left off perfectly every time I opened the app. That reliability is my favorite thing about it. Following that, its simplicity and playback speed control make using it a very pleasant experience. As long as they keep these characteristics, this will be the only app I will ever use again for audiobooks. I very much enjoy how it is designed and functions. If they can add any of the missing features that I mentioned above while maintaining all of the positive characteristics, I'll be changing my review to five stars.

I always support public domain developers. This is a great start. I’ve used and/or beta tested almost every audiobook player out there over the last several years starting back when Bookmarks was still around. There are lots of improvements I could suggest by cherry picking features of everything still out there but I will resist tabulating all these except one which is the need to be able to access audiobooks sync’d to the phone from iTunes to be played in the native iBooks app. Using iTunes file sharing or Dropbox etc. works but it’s way more steps than should be necessary. I know it can be done since AudBooks, Undulib, and Bookmobile can all do it (great pay apps btw). That said, this effort deserves support as it develops since in the end a solid free player continually updated has to be welcome. I’ve often thought I’d give Swift a try just to write an app identical to this. Now I see it’s flowering on github. Need a beta tester who listens daily? ;-). Thanks! Keep it up.

I very rarely write reviews, but I felt compelled to for this app because it is so exactly what I’ve been waiting for! I have a number of audiobooks in mp3 that I previously could only listen to as “songs” - very annoying, as song players don’t keep your place or allow speed adjustment, etc etc. Here is finally an app w all the great audiobook player features one could wish for, and it has a free version! The player couldn’t be simpler to use (so easy to upload one’s books!), and the interface is clean and pleasant (no ads smeared all over the place, despite it being free). I’m upgrading to the paid version, just b/c I want to support the company that made such a great product. Keep up the good work!

I usually don’t write reviews so this is a big deal. I love listening to audiobooks whenever I can, when I’m driving, washing the dishes, cleaning the house, so I go through a lot of books. But audible wasn’t an option for me because it’s too expensive. Finding this app was like striking gold for me. I am so grateful to the developer beyond words. If you’re ever looking for a way to make this app even better, might I suggest creating an option to edit the titles within the app? Also being able to sort books in bulk would make this app even greater than it already is. Thank you so much for making my world a better place. Keep up the great work!