StoryLogic Reviews: Is It Legit?

Is StoryLogic Safe?

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Is StoryLogic Legit?

StoryLogic: Audiobook Player appears legitimate, with a few gaps. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for StoryLogic is 75/100.

Based on 75 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

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Near-perfect!

I've tried many other DRM-free audiobook player apps, including BookPlayer and Apple's own Books, but all of them had bugs or shortcomings. I was so fed up that I was on the point of writing a player app myself, when by chance I discovered StoryLogic — and now I don't have to! This is a nearly perfect app. Small, simple, with a beautifully clean and accessible interface, it remembers your place and playback speed for each audiobook and is a completely compliant Now Playing citizen. When you skip to a different location, a temporary Undo bubble appears (similar to Overcast). The online help is clear and well-written. The one shortcoming I've found is that you can't use the Mac Finder to drag-and-drop an audiobook directly into the app on a USB-connected iOS device; instead, you have to pass through the cloud via the Files app, iCloud Drive, Dropbox, or similar.
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Response from developer

Thanks for the kind words! Version 1.2 is coming soon and will include the ability to add audiobooks directly via the Finder (and Files on iOS).

Near-perfect!

I’ve tried many other DRM-free audiobook player apps, including BookPlayer and Apple’s own Books, but all of them had bugs or shortcomings. I was so fed up that I was on the point of writing a player app myself, when by chance I discovered StoryLogic — and now I don’t have to! This is a nearly perfect app. Small, simple, with a beautifully clean and accessible interface, it remembers your place and playback speed for each audiobook and is a completely compliant Now Playing citizen. When you skip to a different location, a temporary Undo bubble appears (similar to Overcast). The online help is clear and well-written. The one shortcoming I’ve found is that you can’t use the Mac Finder to drag-and-drop an audiobook directly into the app on a USB-connected iOS device; instead, you have to pass through the cloud via the Files app, iCloudDrive, Dropbox, or similar.
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Great audiobook player

I'm loving this player. It has all the functionality that I want and need, as well as some minor items that really help. Have you ever fumbled the controls and lost your place? This app has a go back function to return you your original place. The app is easy to use and very easy to load your audiobooks.
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