11X Studio
TripRank - Drive Tracker
Publisher DNA
What defines 11X Studio?
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Portfolio
What does 11X Studio ship?
Apps
1 app analysed
Flex your drives - auto-track trips, stats, top speed and territory.
Granular G-force telemetry provides performance differentiation
- Competitive leaderboard mechanics provide a compelling social loop for car enthusiasts to challenge friends and family
- Aggressive subscription paywalls prevent users from testing core functionality before committing to a weekly payment
Single-market publisher, every app ships only to United States.
Based on 1 of 1 app with localized market data · last scanned .
Americas (1)
- United States1 / 1
Core markets (1/1 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
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Neutral / mixed
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Negative apps
35/100
Avg sentiment score
Rivals
Who does 11X Studio compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(1)
Both apps target drivers monitoring performance, but AICO focuses on insurance-linked safety records while TripRank emphasizes enthusiast-grade telemetry and social leaderboards.
Contenders(3)
Both apps target drivers requiring automated trip telemetry and speed tracking, creating direct competition for users seeking to log vehicle performance and route data.
Both applications target drivers seeking performance feedback and trip tracking, creating direct competition for users who want to monitor vehicle usage patterns.
Both apps target drivers using automated trip detection, forcing them to compete for the same mobile screen time and background location permissions.
Same space(20)
Aximote competes by providing deep vehicle analytics for connected cars, offering a more technical alternative to TripRank's sensor-based approach.
Mile Logger targets the same audience as TripRank but positions itself as a privacy-focused, offline-only alternative for tax-related mileage tracking.
CurveRank is a specialized peer for the motorcycle enthusiast segment, mirroring TripRank's leaderboard mechanics but with lean-angle specific telemetry.
GPS Trip Tracker offers a privacy-focused alternative to TripRank, emphasizing passcode protection for users who log sensitive travel routes.
Need For Stats focuses on drag and acceleration telemetry, serving the performance-tuning audience that uses TripRank for competitive metrics.
Ruhavik targets vehicle maintenance and eco-driving analysis, providing a utility-focused alternative to TripRank's social-first leaderboard mechanics.
Trip Tracker focuses on activity-based logging, serving as a multi-modal alternative to TripRank's car-centric tracking.
Rovy targets the enthusiast segment with advanced telemetry, including heart rate monitoring, which differentiates it from TripRank's standard sensor data.
Speed-Tracker competes for the performance-driver audience by offering account-free, offline-first telemetry that avoids TripRank's subscription model.
Speed Tracker. Pro targets the premium performance-tracking segment, competing with TripRank for users who prioritize data precision over social features.
Road Recorder expands the driving telemetry space by adding dashcam video capabilities, offering a visual record that TripRank lacks.
This app provides a basic GPS speedometer utility that complements TripRank's more complex telemetry by offering a simpler, offline-capable interface.
Open Road provides a simplified version of TripRank's core tracking functionality, appealing to users who prefer a basic navigation-focused tool.
Speedometer provides a comprehensive performance suite including a 0-60 timer, competing directly with TripRank's acceleration-focused telemetry.
Tripbook serves the mileage tracking audience by emphasizing data privacy and automated logging, acting as a functional peer to TripRank's tracking features.
This app serves the same safety-conscious driver segment as TripRank but focuses on utility features like speed alerts and altimeters rather than social telemetry.
TripLog targets the professional mileage tracking use case, functioning as a functional alternative for users who require automated documentation for tax purposes.
Wheelz functions as a direct alternative for users seeking automated trip logging, emphasizing vehicle-specific profiles over TripRank's social leaderboard focus.
SpeedRank serves the same performance-tracking audience as TripRank, focusing on G-force and braking analysis to provide a similar driving score.
HUD Speedometer focuses on the visual dashboard experience, serving as a specialized tool for drivers who need quick, reflective speed data.
New entrants(2)
Apex Drive Tracker focuses on driving smoothness and line quality, offering a qualitative performance score that contrasts with TripRank's quantitative G-force data.
Trip360 emphasizes searchability and automated organization, providing a more robust history management system than TripRank's current implementation.
