Side loaded on Kindle Fire HD and so far seems like it is going to work for the purposes for which I downloaded it, to transfer files from my iCloud storage, which will greatly increase the utility of the Kindle as a tablet. My plans are to use the tablet for its relatively lightweight display for maps in my D&D game, many of which are digital from a source which has no easy way to download high numbers of files on a Kindle. This app enables me to upload to iCloud archives of the files which have been downloaded through a program on my desktop computer which is the easiest way to download and keep current files totaling 60 GB. The app would be much better if it had the ability to download entire directory trees, I don't know yet how well the Kindle Fire HD will handle a 55 gig zip file but I wouldn't have the ability to find out without this app because the tablet doesn't have enough internal memory for the file and attempts to transfer the files via USB have all failed so far. Thank you for this app, aside from the suggestion I made earlier, or complaint regarding the lack of the ability to transfer entire directory trees I can't think of any improvement it really needs.

Excellent for what it is! Simple, clean and lightweight app that allows you to access your icloud content easily. Possible improvements (if coding allows) I'm a contractor that's always on the go between client sites and the need to constantly access my mobile plant tickets and certifications is key. If possible, I'd really love to have a 'Favourites' or 'Pinned' method that allows me keep my appropriate folder easily accessible without having to scroll etc to find it each time.