Doppler is a beautifully designed FLAC player and MP3 player with support for many file formats. Import music and playlists to listen offline, and edit song and album artwork and info without syncing.
Doppler's design adapts itself to match your music, and offers quick access to your now playing queue. Tap straight into a recently added album or use search to browse your music.
Music and playlists are always stored local on your device, so you have your full Library whenever you need it — even offline. Doppler even imports new files automatically to make sure your Library is always up to date.
Doppler supports a wide variety of different music file formats, including FLAC, MP3, WAV, AAC, M4A and many more. Music files are stored local on your device for offline playback. Doppler works great for flights and the metro where you don't have WiFi.
Doppler supports Bluetooth and AirPlay 2 so you can listen in your Car or through AirPods, HomePod or any bluetooth enabled speaker. Doppler now also includes a CarPlay app.
To help keep your Library organised Doppler supports editing metadata for Songs and Albums — directly on your device and without the need for a computer. Doppler also offers the option to find and download missing artwork.
Features:
- Beautiful, intuitive design
- Reliable offline and local playback
- Support for MP3, FLAC, AAC, WAV and many other audio formats
- Create and edit playlists
- Edit song metadata
- Recently Added albums
- Full library search
- Import your existing albums and playlists
- Edit your now playing queue as you listen
- Listen through AirPods, HomePod or any bluetooth enabled speaker
- Import new music automatically
- Share album infomation quickly with friends
- Support for Last.fm
- Search and download album artwork
- Import music from Safari, Dropbox, Google Drive and more
- Import music from your computer over WiFi
- Listening Reports / Year in review
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Please note:
Doppler works as an offline music player and supports local music files.
Doppler is not able to import your songs or playlists from Apple Music.
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Doppler MP3 & FLAC Player FAQ
Is Doppler MP3 & FLAC Player free?
Yes, Doppler MP3 & FLAC Player is completely free and it doesn't have any in-app purchases or subscriptions.
Is Doppler MP3 & FLAC Player legit?
🤔 The Doppler MP3 & FLAC Player app's quality is mixed. Some users are satisfied, while others report issues. Consider reading individual reviews for more context.
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How much does Doppler MP3 & FLAC Player cost?
Doppler MP3 & FLAC Player is free.
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Simple and clean UI, a very modest and flat one-time fee, what else do ya need? I’m not the type that goes looking for new music often, so I realized I should just buy/download the handful of albums and songs I listen to on repeat and stop subscribing to Spotify/Apple music. I was thinking of getting an MP3 player but there’s just nothing really promising on the market right now. This really made everything so much easier for me!
The only good music player on the App Store
The title literally, not some crappy Apple Music reskin like everything else, I can play my own files and edit tags. Like, step up your game apple
Awesome
I hate paying for subscriptions that barely pay the artist and I can’t even have all of their songs, or trying to import files into Apple Music only to have it delete some other album for some reason. This is good because it is simple, it is what I wish every music service was like in spirit
Great!
Perfect for listening to music! My only minor complaint is that it can be rather picky with MP3 files— Some sites won’t work with the app for seemingly no reason. Otherwise, everything else is great. The “Find Album Art” feature is very convenient.
Download and put on an old phone
And you have an mp3 player ready to go. Even better than the 00’s era of players, with it supporting different file types and offering all the basics you need such as playlists and ques.
Throwback to when apps were meant to serve a purpose not sell a subscription
great music app!
doppler works very well, and after my apple music decided to stop working, i switched over. my only critique is that some advertised features are not in the app, but otherwise really great!
Nope
No working
Definitely worth the $9
Normally I’m skeptical of apps that cost money; But this is one of the few ways you can listen to music without ads popping up left and right.
The only downside to the app is trying to figure out how to download mp3 files of your music and upload it to Dopler, but other than that, everything is perfect! So if you aren’t very tech savvy you might want to find a tutorial on how to setup songs on the app online…
I love the customization that’s allowed in the app! It takes some time to setup but it’s really helpful for keeping track of your songs!
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