Baliza
For individuals managing chronic food sensitivities like IBS or histamine intolerance, alongside professionals requiring precise time-based arithmetic.
Food Intolerances
Snapshot
Who is Baliza?
Providing specialized utility tools and medically-reviewed dietary databases to help users manage food sensitivities and professional time-tracking.
Target audience
Portfolio
Free 3Last updated
Food Intolerances
v2.1.2
1y ago
Publisher DNA
What defines Baliza?
Publisher DNA
Primary focus
Specialized health utilities and dietary management tools
Scale
indie
Target audience
Individuals managing chronic food sensitivities like IBS or histamine intolerance, alongside professionals requiring precise time-based arithmetic.
Origin
A German-based developer focused on digitizing specialized niche ideas into mobile utility applications.
Signature Patterns
- •Focus on data-intensive applications featuring proprietary databases or complex arithmetic.
- •Transition from one-time paid utility models to freemium health-service models.
- •Targeting high-intent, specific user segments rather than broad consumer audiences.
- •Extended product lifecycles with minimal update frequency for established utility titles.
Portfolio momentum
The publisher maintains a low update cadence with only 1 release in the last 6 months and 66% of the portfolio currently considered abandoned.
Company profile
low confidence- Headquarters
- Germany
Portfolio
What does Baliza ship?
Apps
6 apps analysed
Manage histamine, fructose, lactose, sorbitol, gluten and salicylate intolerance
Analysis in progress
Analysis in progress
Analysis in progress
Distributed across 7 markets, strongest in Europe.
Based on 1 of 6 apps with localized market data, more coverage rolling in as scans complete · last scanned .
Americas (3)
- Brazil1 / 1
- Mexico1 / 1
- United States1 / 1
Europe (4)
- Germany1 / 1
- Netherlands1 / 1
- Portugal1 / 1
- Spain1 / 1
Core markets (1/1 apps)
Rivals
Who does Baliza compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(3)
Both apps target users managing complex dietary restrictions like FODMAP and histamine sensitivities, competing directly for the same health-conscious user base.
Both apps target the same mini golf scorekeeping utility market, with overlapping support for six-player games and score tracking.
Both apps target users requiring time duration arithmetic, with Time.Calc positioning as a professional tool while the rival captures the casual market via a free entry point.
Contenders(21)
Both apps target users needing time-based arithmetic and duration calculations, creating direct competition for professional time tracking and scheduling tasks.
Both apps target the golf scorekeeping segment, though Fairway focuses on standard golf while Mini Golf Score Card targets the mini golf niche.
Both apps target aviation professionals requiring precise time arithmetic for flight logs, creating direct competition for the same niche user base.
Both apps target hourly employees and freelancers requiring precise time management, competing directly for users seeking billing and work-hour tracking tools.
Both apps target the same casual mini golf market, competing for users seeking to replace manual scorecards with digital alternatives.
Both apps target professionals requiring duration arithmetic for billing and scheduling, creating direct competition for the same productivity-focused user base.
Both apps target professionals and freelancers requiring precise time arithmetic for billing and timesheet management, competing directly on utility for duration calculation.
Both apps target users requiring time-based arithmetic and duration tracking, with TimeCalc providing a free entry point that competes directly with the paid model of Time.Calc.
Both apps target users managing specific dietary restrictions, with Food Intolerances focusing on medical-reviewed tolerance assessments and Food Scanner providing barcode-based ingredient lookups.
Both apps provide digital scorekeeping utilities for mini golf, competing directly for users seeking to replace manual pen-and-paper scorecards.
Both apps target users managing time, though they serve distinct needs: Time.Calc focuses on professional arithmetic for billing, while Prime Timer provides minimalist countdowns for daily tasks.
Both apps target the same niche of mini-golf scorekeeping, competing for users seeking digital alternatives to paper scorecards.
Both apps target the same professional and freelance demographic requiring time-based arithmetic and shift tracking, creating direct competition for users seeking billing and scheduling tools.
Both applications target casual mini golf players by replacing manual paper scorecards with digital tracking tools. They compete directly for the same user base seeking to digitize game management on the course.
Both applications target the same user base for digital mini golf scorekeeping, offering overlapping functionality for player management and hole-by-hole scoring.
Both applications target the same audience by providing digital alternatives to physical scorecards for mini golf games.
Both apps target professionals and students requiring precise time-based arithmetic, creating direct competition for users seeking duration and work-day calculation tools.
Both applications target the same mini golf scorekeeping utility niche, competing for users seeking digital alternatives to paper scorecards.
Both apps target mini golf players by replacing manual scorecards with digital entry and automated calculation.
Both applications target professionals and freelancers requiring duration arithmetic for work hours and travel time tracking.
Both apps target the casual mini golf market by replacing manual scorecards with digital tracking, creating direct competition for the same user base. The rival disrupts the target app's paid model by offering a free alternative with expanded player capacity.
Same space(57)
This app serves the same mini golf scorekeeping function but emphasizes custom course creation for repeat play.
This app serves the same mini golf scorekeeping function but utilizes a paid one-time purchase model.
Serves the same hourly worker demographic but adds payroll-specific export features.
Provides financial tracking for shift workers needing payroll verification.
This app targets the same golf scoring utility market but adds social features like group views and tournament tracking.
Offers a similar diary-based approach for tracking symptoms and food intake to help users identify patterns.
Automates time arithmetic for freelancers with complex shift requirements.
Provides aviation-specific descent profile calculations for pilots.
Provides time visualization for presentations rather than payroll.
Uses astronomy algorithms for specialized flight time calculations.
Targets the same hourly workforce with location-based automation.
This app offers a similar scorekeeping utility but differentiates through integration with external productivity tools like Google Sheets.
Serves the same celiac-focused audience but uses a crowdsourced database instead of the professionally-reviewed content found in the source app.
This app competes for the same casual mini golf audience by offering a distraction-free, ad-free simulation experience.
known for
Low FODMAP Diet, Food Log, IBS
Serves the same IBS-sensitive population by combining meal planning with symptom tracking.
Offers a structured coaching approach for the same IBS-focused audience.
Addresses the same IBS management niche by offering a personalized analysis of diet and symptom tracking.
This app provides a similar multi-player scoring utility but extends its reach to disc golf and other golf-style formats.
Focuses on a specific intolerance segment within the same broader health-management space.
Focuses on calendar-based tracking for shift workers.
This app targets the same casual mini golf audience but shifts the utility from scorekeeping to a freemium game loop with in-game currency.
This app targets the same group-based scoring utility market but removes the friction of account registration.
Addresses the same payroll calculation needs with specialized shift modes.
Provides a diary-based tool for the same audience to correlate symptoms with dietary triggers.
Provides a profile-based approach for hourly wage calculation.
Manages shift schedules for workers needing calendar-based planning.
This app serves the same mini golf scorekeeping utility function with a focus on intuitive touch-based input.
Covers a broader range of food sensitivities for the same health-conscious user base.
Provides a science-based reference tool for the same food intolerance audience.
Provides a simple interface for time unit arithmetic.
Acts as the clinical authority for the same FODMAP-sensitive audience, though it operates as a paid medical utility.
This app occupies the same simple scorekeeping utility space but targets users who find other apps too complex.
This app serves the same scoring utility function but focuses on complex professional golf formats and wagering for serious players.
Targets payroll verification for hourly workers with advanced AI features.
This app provides a similar scoring utility but uses a freemium model to gate advanced statistics and handicap calculations.
This app provides a similar digital scorekeeping utility for mini golf with a focus on historical data tracking.
Manages multi-job tracking for the same user base as the source app.
This app addresses the same scorekeeping need but introduces AI-powered scanning to eliminate manual data entry for golf results.
Targets the same SIBO and IBS audience with AI-powered analysis for dietary management.
Offers specialized payroll-period logic for hourly workers.
Provides a scanning-first approach to the same FODMAP-sensitive audience.
This app competes for the same casual mini golf user base by offering a 3D simulation experience rather than a simple scorekeeping utility.
Provides a data-logging companion for the same digestive health audience, focusing on symptom correlation rather than just food tolerance assessments.
Offers a similar personalized tolerance rating system for users with multiple food intolerances.
This app competes for the same casual mini golf audience by offering a completely free, ad-free, and privacy-focused utility.
Targets the same IBS-focused segment with a specialized database, though it relies on ad-supported monetization rather than the source app's reference-first model.
Serves the same IBS and SIBO audience as a reference tool, though it lacks the active maintenance of the source app.
Targets the same audience with a focus on quick, on-the-go food verification for various intolerances.
Automates time tracking for freelancers using hardware triggers.
Tracks leave time for employees using calendar integration.
This app targets the same mini golf interest group by adding wearable integration to the core gameplay experience.
This app expands the scorekeeping utility into full-scale golf management by adding GPS and handicap tracking for a broader golf audience.
This app offers a similar scorekeeping utility but focuses on providing deeper statistical analysis for casual golfers.
Provides a reference list for the same IBS-sensitive audience without the ad-supported friction found in other peers.
Expands dietary management to include non-food items like cosmetics, appealing to the same health-conscious demographic.
Supports small business owners with multi-job and multi-employee tracking.
This app competes for the same mini golf interest group by offering a 3D simulation rather than a scorekeeping utility.
New entrants(3)
Provides a detective-style logging tool for the same audience to identify specific food triggers.
This app occupies the same golf scorekeeping utility space but focuses on performance trends and practice planning.
This app targets the same casual golf market but uses a high-end subscription model to monetize advanced features.
The Analyst's Read
The bottom line on Baliza
Bottom line
Baliza GmbH is a specialized indie studio that has successfully carved out a defensive niche in the health and utility sectors. Their value proposition rests on specialized data accuracy rather than high-frequency engagement or rapid feature iteration.
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What fed this analysis
- Apps analyzed:
- 3
- With full intel:
- 0
- With overview:
- 3
- Website scraped:
- yes
- Social presence:
- no
