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For global Android users seeking device optimization and specialist pain medicine physicians in Australia and New Zealand.
Known forShareMe: File sharing
For global Android users seeking device optimization and specialist pain medicine physicians in Australia and New Zealand.
Delivering high-scale system utilities for the Xiaomi ecosystem alongside specialized clinical calculators for medical professionals.
Target audience
Portfolio
Free 10Last updated
ShareMe: File sharing
v3.47.11
4mo ago
Primary focus
System utilities and specialized medical calculators
Scale
indie
Target audience
Global Android users seeking device optimization and specialist pain medicine physicians in Australia and New Zealand.
Origin
Associated with Xiaomi's UK operations and the Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists.
Maintained a steady cadence with 4 releases across 10 apps in the last 6 months, including a major update 21 days ago.
10 apps analysed
Lightweight footprint ensures low-end hardware performance
Distributed across 19 markets, strongest in Europe.
Based on 2 of 10 apps with localized market data — more coverage rolling in as scans complete · last scanned .
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Positive apps
3
Neutral / mixed
0
Negative apps
63/100
Avg sentiment score
This is the primary market leader in the file management space, offering a massive scale of user adoption and a high-frequency release cadence that directly challenges our target's market share.
Zedge dominates the personalization space with a massive, content-driven ecosystem that captures the same audience seeking to customize their device aesthetic.
Strategic outlook coming soon.
What fed this analysis
Dominates the general-purpose weather category with massive scale and high-frequency updates that directly compete with Xiaomi's default weather utility.
Dominates the clinical reference space with a high-trust, subscription-based model that directly competes for the professional medical user's attention.
Strong brand recognition and long-standing presence in the market make it a default choice for many users.
Specializes in high-stakes antimicrobial therapy, capturing a specific, high-value segment of the medical calculator market.
A standard-bearer in pharmacology reference, offering comprehensive drug interaction and dosage data that makes simple calculators feel insufficient.
Specializes in the high-demand niche of archive management, capturing users who prioritize compression and extraction capabilities over general file browsing.
Offers a more professional, security-focused approach to file sharing that appeals to a different user segment.
Directly competes for the 'storage optimization' user intent, which is a core utility feature of our target app.
A long-standing, high-volume competitor that has evolved into a content-heavy platform beyond simple file sharing.
Aggressive release schedule and specialized sensor network data provide a distinct advantage for power users.
High-velocity development and strong radar capabilities make it a primary alternative for users seeking more than basic forecasts.
Focuses on the aesthetic customization niche, though it lacks the system-level integration of a full launcher.
Focuses heavily on high-fidelity radar imagery, serving a different user intent than the target's general forecast.
Operates in the broader 'Tools' category, focusing on security-centric file scanning rather than general management.
A long-standing player in the diabetes tracking space, focusing on longitudinal health data visualization.
A highly active utility that maintains a similar feature set but focuses on high-frequency, local-network sharing.
Operates as a massive professional network for clinicians, offering tools that make a standalone calculator feel like a minor utility.
Provides a specialized utility for app management, a subset of the target app's broader feature set.
Focuses on patient-facing medication adherence rather than clinical calculation, serving the end-user rather than the provider.
Targets the chronic disease management niche with a gamified, data-rich interface for diabetes patients.
While primarily a keyboard, it competes for the same 'personalization' real estate and user attention on the Android home screen.
Targets prosumers and outdoor professionals with complex data visualizations that contrast with the target's casual UI.
A legacy utility that serves the same core function but currently shows lower development velocity.
Rapidly gaining traction by combining high-quality medical education content with clinical decision support tools.
Addresses a critical, underserved pain point in clinical settings: language barriers between patients and providers.
Represents the trend of 'micro-utility' apps that solve specific hardware-related problems within the tools category.
A recent entrant leveraging AI-branding to capture users looking for automated storage solutions.
Demonstrates exceptional development velocity with 27 releases in six months, indicating a highly responsive product team.
Rapidly gaining traction by offering high-resolution satellite imagery that feels more modern than traditional radar apps.
While established, its focus on remote device management represents a shift toward professional productivity tools.
A re-emerging player in the launcher space that requires monitoring due to its recent 2024 release date.
