amoamoamo
Bump - real life is happening
Publisher DNA
What defines amoamoamo?
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Portfolio
What does amoamoamo ship?
Apps
1 app analysed
Location sharing, chat, places, scratch map. From the team behind Zenly.
Spotify integration functions as a social-discovery hook
- The map-based social discovery feature keeps friends engaged by visualizing their real-world exploration and movement
- Background location tracking fails to update the scratch map unless the application remains open on screen
Single-market publisher, every app ships only to United States.
Based on 1 of 1 app with localized market data Β· last scanned .
Americas (1)
- United States1 / 1
Core markets (1/1 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
1
Positive apps
0
Neutral / mixed
0
Negative apps
65/100
Avg sentiment score
Rivals
Who does amoamoamo compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(1)
Both applications utilize persistent background location tracking to facilitate social or family connectivity, competing for the same mobile-first user base.
Contenders(10)
Both apps compete for real-time location sharing, with Bump targeting social discovery and iMapp focusing on safety monitoring for families.
Both applications compete for the same real-time location-sharing audience, with Bump focusing on social discovery and Findo targeting utility-based monitoring.
Both apps compete for real-time location tracking screen time, with Bump focusing on social discovery and OneLocator targeting family safety and arrival alerts.
Both applications target real-time location sharing and social connectivity, competing for users seeking to track friends and family on a map interface.
Both applications utilize real-time location sharing to maintain social connections, though they target distinct user segments: Bump focuses on social discovery among friends, while the rival prioritizes family safety and monitoring.
Both applications compete for user attention within the real-time location sharing category, targeting users who want to monitor the physical movement of their social or family circles.
Both apps compete for real-time location tracking mindshare, though they diverge between social discovery for friends and safety monitoring for families.
Both apps compete for the same user base by utilizing gamified map interfaces to track movement and social exploration. They overlap in their core value proposition of visualizing personal travel and location history.
Both applications compete for users seeking real-time location tracking, though they diverge between social discovery and safety-focused monitoring.
Both apps compete for Gen Z social discovery time, with Bump focusing on persistent location-based map habits while Yubo prioritizes rapid, swipe-based interest matching.
Same space(19)
This tracker offers location-sharing features that overlap with Bump's core utility for friends and family.
Velini provides real-time location tracking and geofencing for family safety, similar to Bump's location-based focus.
Places automates the conversion of social media content into shared maps, providing a utility that complements Bump's social discovery.
Clapper provides a community-driven social video alternative to Bump's location-based social discovery.
This app provides family-tracking utility similar to Bump, focusing on location history and interaction statistics.
Lumie combines device finding with location tracking, serving as a multi-purpose safety tool for friends and family.
Fase focuses on turning social media discoveries into real-life plans, mirroring Bump's goal of facilitating real-world interaction.
Glympse provides a functional alternative for location sharing, focusing on temporary, privacy-first coordination rather than persistent social tracking.
Grindr competes for the same real-time, location-based social discovery attention as Bump, though it focuses on the GBTQ dating market.
Azar offers a global social discovery experience that contrasts with Bump's focus on close-knit, real-life friend groups.
This app serves the same family-tracking demographic as Bump but relies on a QR-code-based onboarding mechanism.
Find My acts as a platform-level utility that overlaps with Bump's location-sharing features for close friend and family groups.
Meetup serves as a broader community-building tool that competes for the same social-discovery time as Bump's map-based interactions.
LOVOO competes for the same local-discovery attention as Bump, using live-streaming to maintain engagement.
Poopie shares Bump's gamified social tracking approach, applying it to bathroom habits instead of real-world movement.
This tracker offers global location monitoring for friends and family, overlapping with Bump's location-sharing utility.
Scout targets the same family-safety segment as Bump, though it focuses on driving insights rather than social map-building.
Wizz App focuses on the same teen social discovery market as Bump, using strict safety gates to differentiate.
Voyla! serves as a travel-planning companion that maps social media saves, similar to Bump's focus on location-based activity.
New entrants(1)
FriMap provides real-time family safety tools, focusing on emergency utility rather than Bump's social-discovery features.
