CloudBeats: audio book player

Name: CloudBeats: audio book player
Rating: 4.5 (236 reviews)
Author: Roman Burda

By: Roman Burda

play books, podcasts, audio

Features & Capabilities

CloudBeats as a Chrome extension lets you listen to audiobooks, podcasts, lectures, and other audio files directly from cloud storage providers such as Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, Box, pCloud, and NAS devices with WebDAV. Save space on your device by streaming or downloading for offline playback, and create multi-cloud playlists that stay in sync across devices.

Key features include support for mp3, m4b, and wav formats; last-position memory; bookmarks with notes; offline downloads; shared cloud access; CarPlay, Siri, Shortcuts, AirPlay, and Bluetooth playback. It also offers accelerations (0.5x–3x) and sleep timer; optional Synchronization & Backup to keep your playlists and listening progress in sync across devices with a CloudBeats account (subscription required). Note: DRM-protected iTunes purchases cannot be played.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Music & Audio Entertainment

By:

Roman Burda

Rating:

4.50

(236)

Version:

2.55.11 Last updated: 2025-03-28

Version code:

873568860

Creation date:

2016-03-07

Compatible devices:

Size:

38.87MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-03

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 110,200 ▼ 853

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Developed by:

Roman Burda

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/cloudbeats-audio-book-player/id1086480492

User Reviews

CloudBeats excels with cloud-based audiobook playback and easy progress tracking across devices, making offline listening straightforward. However, it lacks m4b chapter support and suffers from stability issues, along with cloud-service download problems. If you rely on cloud storage and cross-device syncing and can tolerate occasional bugs and missing chapter features, it’s a strong option; otherwise you may encounter frustrating gaps in playback and navigation.

Pros

Excellent cloud storage integration (Google Drive, Dropbox, Nextcloud) for streaming or offline listening.
User-friendly interface with reliable progress tracking and easy resume playback.
Cross-device position syncing for audiobooks and convenient offline availability across devices.

Cons

No m4b/chapter support—chapters cannot be viewed or navigated for files that contain them.
Stability issues: frequent bugs, force closes, freezes, and unpredictable playback interruptions.
Cloud integration problems and download issues (e.g., Nextcloud downloads stalling or failing; some concerns about Google Drive permissions), plus limited straightforward local file browsing.

Recent reviews

Everything seems to work except that m4b is not supported. I don’t really understand it as it calls itself an audiobook player.

by kn*****, 2026-03-01

This by far the best audio book app I’ve come across. Been using it since the pandemic but lately it’s been very buggy. Force closes, freezes and won’t play some of my books. Developers please run a check and fix it. Thank you. Please issue an update