Albert Parti
For general mobile users seeking accessibility and automation tools, alongside a growing segment of technical users requiring network and developer utilities.
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Snapshot
Who is Albert Parti?
Providing utility-focused mobile tools for automation, accessibility, and system management. Helping users streamline daily tasks through specialized, lightweight applications.
Target audience
Portfolio
Free 21Last updated
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v8.3.7
6mo ago
Publisher DNA
What defines Albert Parti?
Publisher DNA
Primary focus
Utility and productivity tools for mobile devices
Scale
studio
Target audience
General mobile users seeking accessibility and automation tools, alongside a growing segment of technical users requiring network and developer utilities.
Signature Patterns
- •Heavy reliance on free, ad-supported utility models
- •Focus on accessibility features like text-to-speech and blue light filtering
- •High-frequency update cadence across the entire portfolio
- •Technical utility expansion into network and developer-focused tools
Portfolio momentum
With 52 releases in the last 6 months and 23 out of 24 apps currently active, the publisher maintains a high-frequency development cycle.
Portfolio
What does Albert Parti ship?
Apps
24 apps analysed
AI helps to aim front and rear camera and takes a perfect selfie automatically
Single-market publisher, every app ships only to United States.
Based on 1 of 24 apps with localized market data, more coverage rolling in as scans complete · last scanned .
Americas (1)
- United States1 / 1
Core markets (1/1 apps)
Rivals
Who does Albert Parti compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(1)
Both applications target homeowners seeking security monitoring, but they differ in hardware dependency: IP Camera Viewer requires external IP or CCTV hardware, while Camy repurposes existing mobile devices as cameras.
Contenders(10)
Both apps target homeowners seeking surveillance solutions, but they differ in hardware requirements: IP Camera Viewer connects to dedicated security hardware, while the rival repurposes mobile devices.
IP Cam Viewer Lite targets the same legacy hardware market as the source app but suffers from technical regressions that drive user churn.
Both applications target the same user base by providing free, centralized live monitoring for IP camera and CCTV systems. They compete directly on the utility of accessing local network video feeds without requiring proprietary cloud subscriptions.
Both applications target remote video monitoring, but they serve different hardware segments: IP Camera Viewer connects to professional NVR and CCTV systems, while Visory repurposes existing mobile devices as cameras.
Both apps target homeowners managing security surveillance, but they differ in hardware focus: IP Camera Viewer connects to dedicated CCTV and NVR hardware, while Camerito repurposes existing mobile devices as cameras.
Both apps target the same user base of security professionals and homeowners by providing free, centralized monitoring for IP cameras and DVR systems.
Both apps target security professionals and homeowners managing surveillance systems, competing for the same user base seeking centralized camera monitoring.
Both apps compete for the same user base by providing free, URL-based remote monitoring for IP and CCTV camera systems.
Both applications target the same surveillance user base by providing free remote monitoring for IP camera hardware.
Both applications target the same user base of homeowners and security professionals managing remote IP camera and NVR surveillance systems via mobile devices.
Same space(18)
Explorer CCTV serves as a legacy migration bridge for QVIS hardware owners, directing them to updated platforms.
Alfred Camera repurposes legacy hardware for monitoring, serving as a consumer-friendly alternative to the professional-grade hardware focus of the source app.
iDVR-PRO Viewer locks users into a proprietary hardware ecosystem, serving as a retention tool for specific CCTV systems.
Security Home automates device discovery on local networks, simplifying the setup process compared to manual configuration.
Impulse CCTV Cloud provides a basic smartphone interface for CCTV viewing, serving as a minimal utility for hardware owners.
IP Camera Viewer 2 prioritizes local-first privacy and Mac-based storage, appealing to users who avoid cloud-based surveillance solutions.
NVR UMViewer offers a mobile viewer interface for NVR systems, serving as a basic utility for remote monitoring.
Linux NVR Mobile Viewer provides basic monitoring for NVR and DVR devices, targeting users who require multi-camera grid views.
GVD NVR Viewer serves professional security operators using GVD hardware, functioning as a specialized, non-monetized utility.
Hominyx focuses on repurposing mobile devices for home monitoring, competing for the non-professional user segment.
CCTV Smart Viewer uses P2P connection technology to simplify remote access for DVR owners, removing the need for manual network configuration.
IPCams offers a cross-platform experience for Apple users, bypassing vendor-specific apps for a unified surveillance interface.
Cam Hero simplifies the onboarding process for diverse camera brands, targeting users who want a plug-and-play experience.
Visory provides a phone-to-phone monitoring setup, targeting home users who lack dedicated NVR or CCTV hardware.
NVR Mobile Remote bridges professional SECURGEN hardware with mobile devices, serving as a dedicated utility for existing hardware owners.
Taba CCTV supports Cloud P2P functionality for remote viewing, catering to users with compatible NVR and IP camera systems.
My NVR Viewer acts as a legacy support tool for Fostartech hardware, currently in a sunset phase due to lack of development.
Security Camera for Home includes diagnostic tools for network performance, addressing connectivity issues common in IP camera setups.
New entrants(1)
Local Cam focuses on cloud-independent monitoring for local networks, targeting power users who manage their own RTSP and ONVIF streams.
The Analyst's Read
The bottom line on Albert Parti
Bottom line
The publisher demonstrates strong product-market fit in the utility category through a high-volume, iterative development strategy. Their ability to maintain a large, active portfolio suggests a disciplined approach to capturing niche user needs.
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What fed this analysis
- Apps analyzed:
- 24
- With full intel:
- 0
- With overview:
- 24
- Website scraped:
- yes
- Social presence:
- yes
