CloudPlayer™ Platinum

Name: CloudPlayer™ Platinum
Price: 14.99 USD
Rating: 3.6 (3476 reviews)
Author: doubleTwist ™

By: doubleTwist ™

Revolutionary music player with Dropbox/OneDrive/Drive & offline support.

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Features & Capabilities

CloudPlayer™ Platinum is a revolutionary music player that lets you stream or download your music from popular cloud services like Dropbox and OneDrive, or listen offline. It offers premium sound quality with support for hi-fidelity FLAC and ALAC lossless audio, gapless playback, and a customizable 10-band equalizer with 17 presets to enhance your listening experience.

Designed with a sleek material design UI, CloudPlayer Platinum enables advanced sorting options and displays high-resolution artist and album images. It also includes useful features such as cloud-based playlist backup and sync across Android devices, optional sign-in, Chromecast and AllPlay support for wireless casting, Android Wear and Android Auto compatibility, and beautiful widgets. Manage your music seamlessly without storage restrictions and enjoy full control over your cloud-stored tracks with this premium player.

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1.8.6 Last updated: 2025-01-07

Creation date:

2017-11-10

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14.99

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pl*****@doubletwist.com

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2026-06-05

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Developed by:

doubleTwist ™

Google Play Store

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.doubleTwist.cloudPlayerPro

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pl*****@doubletwist.com

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http://www.doubletwist.com

User Reviews

CloudPlayer™ Platinum is highly praised for its intuitive interface, seamless integration with cloud storage services like OneDrive and Dropbox, and strong organizational features for music libraries. Users appreciate its support for high-res audio and offline play. However, the app suffers from a lack of updates in recent years leading to bugs such as library scanning failures, playback crashes, and Google account connectivity blocks. Additionally, Android Auto support is seen as inadequate. Despite some issues, it remains a top choice for cloud-based music players for users with large personal libraries.

Pros

Excellent user interface and functionality for cloud music playback.
Reliable integration with cloud storage services like OneDrive and Dropbox.
Good music organization and metadata editing capabilities.
Supports high-resolution audio playback and streaming from cloud storage.
Offline play option available to save cellular data usage.

Cons

App hasn't been updated in several years leading to increasing bugs and issues.
Problems with cloud scanning and updating music library causing missing or no song content.
Google blocking access due to 2FA or app compliance issues, limiting cloud connectivity.
Limited or poor Android Auto functionality, making navigation through playlists and music cumbersome.
Frequent crashes or playback stopping unexpectedly on various devices and Android versions.

Recent reviews

Best Cloud Player...it's kind of odd as this app hasn't had an update in going on three years however it's no one else is close to the UI and functionality. Works flawlessly with one drive. You edit metadata. Playback is flawless on cellular and on Wifi. Organization is also great! I really have no complaints.

St*****, 2025-01-09

Update: Still a great UI. However, it hasn't been updated since 2022, and it is increasingly buggy. Issues: Had to give up having it scan local files. The database will not update with new files. Long songs will randomly cut out with no sound but the progress bar still showing the file as playing. If it cuts out once, it cuts out every time at the exact same moment in the song. I've also noticed that the database will either overwrite some ID tags in the songs or not read those I know are there.