Aleksandar Mlazev
For musicians, audio engineers, and small business owners seeking functional, high-precision technical tools.
Fine Chromatic Tuner
Snapshot
Who is Aleksandar Mlazev?
Providing precision audio tools and utility software for musicians and sound engineers. Enabling accurate instrument tuning and custom signal generation through accessible mobile interfaces.
Target audience
Portfolio
Free 18Last updated
Fine Chromatic Tuner
v3.30
9mo ago
Publisher DNA
What defines Aleksandar Mlazev?
Publisher DNA
Primary focus
Music production utilities and business-focused barcode tools
Scale
studio
Target audience
Musicians, audio engineers, and small business owners seeking functional, high-precision technical tools.
Signature Patterns
- •Strong focus on technical audio utilities and signal processing tools
- •Consistent use of free-to-use pricing models across the entire portfolio
- •High-utility, single-purpose application design
- •Frequent updates to maintain compatibility across a large, legacy-heavy app library
Portfolio momentum
Released 17 updates across the portfolio in the last 6 months, indicating a high-frequency maintenance and development cycle.
Portfolio
What does Aleksandar Mlazev ship?
Apps
46 apps analysed
Distributed across 8 markets, strongest in Americas.
Based on 3 of 46 apps with localized market data, more coverage rolling in as scans complete · last scanned .
Americas (3)
- United States3 / 3
- Brazil1 / 3
- Mexico1 / 3
Europe (3)
- France1 / 3
- Germany1 / 3
- Spain1 / 3
Asia-Pacific (2)
- Japan1 / 3
- South Korea1 / 3
Core markets (3/3 apps)
Rivals
Who does Aleksandar Mlazev compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(4)
Both apps target small business owners and inventory managers with free, specialized barcode generation tools, creating direct competition for the same user base.
Both apps target musicians requiring chord identification, but they diverge on input source: Chord Detector relies on live microphone input, whereas The Chord Detector processes stored files and external links.
Both apps target audio professionals and hobbyists with signal generation tools, creating direct competition for users seeking precise frequency control.
Both applications target runners using GPS-based tracking, creating direct competition for users seeking to monitor distance and performance metrics.
Contenders(22)
Both applications target professionals and inventory managers through free, mobile-based barcode generation tools that share core functional overlap.
Both applications target small business owners and inventory managers by providing tools for generating printable product labels and inventory tags. They compete directly for users seeking to digitize and print physical asset tracking materials.
Both applications serve the audio engineering and hobbyist segment, with Frequency Sound Generator focusing on signal creation while Sound Spectrum Analysis provides tools for signal measurement and noise level assessment.
Both apps target audio engineers and hobbyists with free signal generation tools, creating direct competition for users seeking frequency testing and hardware calibration.
Both apps target musicians requiring real-time chord identification, with Rechord offering a one-time purchase model that competes directly with the free utility of Chord Detector.
Both apps target users needing to generate barcodes, with the rival expanding the core utility by adding scanning capabilities and history management.
Both apps target musicians requiring chord identification, with Stuny offering file import capabilities while Chord Detector focuses on real-time microphone input.
Both applications target the same utility-focused user base with identical ratings and review counts, creating direct competition for users seeking free barcode generation tools.
Both applications target audio engineers and hobbyists as free signal generation tools, competing directly for users requiring precise frequency control and waveform manipulation.
Both apps target audio engineers and hobbyists by providing frequency generation tools for testing and calibration, competing directly for the same user base on the iOS platform.
Both apps target audio engineers and hobbyists, creating a functional overlap where users move between generating signals and analyzing the resulting acoustic output.
Both apps serve audio engineers and hobbyists needing signal generation, sharing a free pricing model and core frequency control functionality.
Both applications serve the audio signal generation market with free tools for frequency testing and instrument tuning.
Both applications target audio engineers and hobbyists with free, real-time signal generation tools, creating direct competition for users seeking precise frequency control.
Both applications target inventory managers and business users by providing barcode generation tools within the Utilities category. They compete directly on the ability to produce printable labels for retail and logistics workflows.
Both apps target users needing barcode generation for inventory and business use, with both providing free access to creation tools.
Both apps target business users and inventory managers needing mobile barcode generation, creating direct competition for the same user base.
Both applications target small business inventory management by providing PDF-based barcode label generation for printable sheets.
Both apps target musicians needing real-time chord identification via microphone input, creating direct competition for the same user base.
Both applications target inventory management and retail barcode generation, sharing a core utility for users needing to create printable product labels.
Both apps target audio engineers and hobbyists needing signal generation, with overlapping functionality in waveform creation and frequency control.
QRHub competes by offering both scanning and generation capabilities, whereas Barcode Generator focuses exclusively on label creation for inventory management.
Same space(58)
adidas Running incentivizes consistent activity logging through a retail loyalty program that rewards completed workouts.
It offers a large chord dictionary for guitarists, serving as a reference tool rather than a real-time detector.
It targets the same audio-utility space but focuses on viral-style manipulation rather than musical analysis.
AllTrails provides navigation and discovery tools for outdoor enthusiasts, focusing on trail-specific data rather than just performance metrics.
Offers high-precision decimal frequency input for professional calibration tasks, though it lacks recent development.
Functions as a diagnostic tool for speaker and stereo system performance verification.
This app offers a similar generation utility while adding basic scanning and clipboard functionality for quick data extraction.
It uses microphone-based feedback to gamify chord learning, providing a structured pedagogical approach.
Focuses on wellness and productivity by using brainwave frequencies to influence sleep and concentration states.
Campus Coach provides structured training plans for runners preparing for specific race distances.
GPS Bike Computer specializes in cycling-specific tracking and navigation for both beginners and experienced riders.
Offers a comprehensive suite of audio tools including background playback and file export for professional workflows.
Kiprun Pacer offers professional-grade training plans for free, acting as a customer acquisition channel for Decathlon.
known for
NHS Active 10 focuses on public health by encouraging brisk walking through specific activity targets.
Kiprun Pacer offers professional-grade training plans for free, acting as a customer acquisition channel for Decathlon.
It provides a reverse chord identification tool without the ad-based monetization seen in other peers.
FITAPP combines GPS tracking with a social feed, targeting users who want to share health progress.
It allows users to identify chords from notes, serving as a reverse-lookup tool for the same audience.
Targets instrument tuning and speaker testing through a standard frequency generation interface.
It provides utility for MIDI file manipulation, serving as a post-processing tool for the output of apps like Chord Detector.
WalkStep turns daily movement into a reward-based experience, focusing on step counts rather than performance metrics.
This app targets the same scanning and generation audience but shifts to a subscription model with reported technical instability.
Kinomap provides interactive indoor training by syncing video routes with exercise equipment.
Step Tracker provides basic pedometer utility using device sensors to monitor daily physical activity.
Provides advanced signal analysis tools for users requiring real-time frequency distribution data via microphone input.
It provides a structured method for chord learning with visual aids, contrasting with the experimental nature of Chord Detector.
It provides a sequencing environment for musicians who need to host plugins, moving beyond simple detection.
Combines signal generation with musical practice tools like a tuner and metronome for instrument maintenance.
This app acts as a legacy scanner that redirects users to enterprise solutions, contrasting with the source app's focus on label creation.
Serves casual users needing basic tone generation and hearing tests via a simple swipe interface.
It provides a practice suite by adding a metronome and AI-powered tools, unlike the focus of Chord Detector.
Provides a professional-grade signal generator for educational and technical audio calibration tasks.
Offers multi-oscillator capabilities for users needing to generate three simultaneous sounds with independent settings.
Nike Run Club focuses on coaching and motivation, offering guided runs to support users through specific training goals.
It offers an AI-driven transcription engine that processes audio from streaming services, unlike the local microphone focus of Chord Detector.
Supports complex sound production by allowing users to layer multiple tones simultaneously.
It provides a reverse lookup tool for stringed instruments, serving as a reference companion for the same audience.
This app provides a free alternative for scanning and generation that includes web search integration for retail identification.
It offers a utility for MIDI capture and synthesis, serving as a production-focused alternative to Chord Detector.
Step Counter offers basic health tracking features including BMI and water intake monitoring.
Provides a tiered access model for advanced waveforms and noise generation for technical audio tasks.
It acts as a tuning utility that funnels users into a subscription suite, competing for the same beginner audience.
It provides a theory-focused alternative to the real-time recognition features of Chord Detector.
It offers a theory-based companion for piano players, including MIDI keyboard support.
Runna offers high-end coaching through dynamic programming that adjusts based on user progress.
Serves users needing extended frequency ranges up to 40,000Hz for specialized acoustic testing.
This app focuses on the branding and design aspect of label creation rather than the technical barcode generation utility.
Facilitates speaker hardware maintenance alongside standard signal generation for audio testing.
Targets musicians and technicians needing AirPlay integration for external audio equipment calibration.
It offers AI-assisted songwriting tools, competing for the same creative audience as Chord Detector.
Provides a straightforward utility for basic audio equipment testing and instrument tuning.
It focuses on AI-generated chord progressions from external sources, serving as a songwriting tool rather than a real-time detector.
It focuses on audio-to-MIDI conversion for piano, providing a specialized transcription tool.
It provides audio-based chord analysis for hardware users, creating a similar utility but with hardware-specific constraints.
It uses a tuner to drive daily usage, similar to Chord Detector, but gates its song library behind a subscription.
Utilizes touch-based interaction for real-time signal generation and DTMF tone production.
Expands into sound therapy by offering binaural beats and solfeggio frequencies for meditation.
Focuses on ambient sound mixing for meditation and sleep therapy rather than pure technical testing.
New entrants(5)
It gamifies chord practice using microphone input, providing an engaging pedagogical tool.
This app expands beyond simple label generation into inventory management with a focus on local data storage.
It offers a sequencing and synthesis workflow, representing the high-end alternative to Chord Detector.
Targets wellness and meditation users by gating specialized binaural and isochronic tones behind a pro upgrade.
Specializes in speaker hardware recovery using specific frequencies to expel trapped liquid.
The Analyst's Read
The bottom line on Aleksandar Mlazev
Bottom line
The publisher is a technically-focused studio that has successfully carved out a niche in audio and business utilities. Their ability to maintain a high release cadence across a large portfolio suggests a disciplined, developer-led approach to product lifecycle management.
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What fed this analysis
- Apps analyzed:
- 44
- With full intel:
- 0
- With overview:
- 44
- Website scraped:
- yes
- Social presence:
- yes
