BPMobile
For remote professionals, legal and real estate workers, and individuals requiring mobile-first document management and identity privacy.
iScanner: PDF Document Scanner
Snapshot
Who is BPMobile?
Equipping professionals and privacy-conscious users with mobile-first utilities for document management, secure communication, and device optimization.
Target audience
Portfolio
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iScanner: PDF Document Scanner
v6.0
6mo ago
Publisher DNA
What defines BPMobile?
Publisher DNA
Primary focus
Mobile productivity and business utility tools
Scale
studio
Target audience
Remote professionals, legal and real estate workers, and individuals requiring mobile-first document management and identity privacy.
Signature Patterns
- •Monetization centered on aggressive subscription models, often featuring 3-day trials followed by weekly billing.
- •Integration of proprietary AI for core functionality, including OCR, distortion-free scanning, and automated storage cleanup.
- •Focus on 'mobile-first' versions of traditional office hardware like scanners, fax machines, and call recorders.
- •High-frequency update cadence across the entire active portfolio to maintain category rankings.
Portfolio momentum
Extremely high development activity with 54 releases across 11 active apps in the last 6 months, indicating a focus on rapid feature iteration.
Portfolio
What does BPMobile ship?
Apps
13 apps analysed
- Some users find the GPS tracking functionality helpful for monitoring family members and spouses
- Users report deceptive marketing regarding the ability to track phone numbers without the target's consent
Gesture-based sorting interface accelerates user time-to-value
- Efficient bulk removal of unwanted photos and emails saves significant device storage space
- Aggressive subscription paywalls prevent users from accessing core cleanup features after download
Distributed across 17 markets, strongest in Europe.
Based on 9 of 13 apps with localized market data, more coverage rolling in as scans complete · last scanned .
Americas (4)
- Brazil9 / 9
- United States9 / 9
- Mexico8 / 9
- Canada1 / 9
Europe (8)
- France9 / 9
- Germany9 / 9
- Netherlands9 / 9
- Portugal9 / 9
- Italy8 / 9
›+3 more europe markets
- Spain8 / 9
- Sweden8 / 9
- United Kingdom1 / 9
Asia-Pacific (5)
- South Korea9 / 9
- Japan8 / 9
- India1 / 9
- Indonesia1 / 9
- Vietnam1 / 9
Core markets (9/9 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
2
Positive apps
1
Neutral / mixed
2
Negative apps
52/100
Avg sentiment score
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Who does BPMobile compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(7)
Both apps target professionals needing call documentation via carrier conference calling, creating direct competition for the same user base.
A major productivity-category player that serves as a benchmark for enterprise-grade translation features.
Both apps target iPhone users facing storage capacity constraints, competing directly for the same utility-focused audience through automated photo and contact management tools.
Both applications target professionals requiring mobile document transmission without hardware, competing directly for the same workflow of scanning and sending documents from iOS devices.
known for
PDF Scanner App, OCR: Docutain
Both apps target professionals and individuals needing to digitize and manage physical documents, creating direct competition for the same mobile-first administrative workflow.
Both apps target families for real-time location tracking, with Findo competing for the same user base by offering a lower-friction, account-free entry point.
Both applications target mobile professionals requiring document digitization and cloud-based organization, competing directly for the same freemium document management user base.
Contenders(61)
Both applications target iPhone users seeking storage reclamation through overlapping features like photo cleanup and contact organization. They compete directly for the same utility-focused user base on the App Store.
Both apps target mobile professionals for PDF editing and document management, with Adobe Acrobat Reader utilizing a massive install base of 635 million to compete directly for the same productivity-focused user segment.
It serves the same mobile-first professional demographic needing to process and manage digital assets.
It captures physical documents for the same productivity-focused audience that uses 3D Snap for spatial documentation.
It provides a standard document scanning alternative for the same productivity-seeking user segment.
Both apps target users requiring phone call recording via carrier conference calling, competing directly for the same professional and personal documentation audience.
known for
Scanner App - Scan PDF & Docs
Targets students and professionals with on-device document digitization, though it faces churn from aggressive paywall strategies.
Both apps target users needing to document phone conversations via carrier conference calling, creating direct competition for the same professional and personal use cases.
Both apps target professionals requiring mobile document transmission, competing directly on global faxing and integrated scanning capabilities.
Both apps target the same user base needing phone call recording on iOS, utilizing identical carrier conference calling mechanisms to capture audio.
Both apps target professionals needing to replace physical fax hardware with mobile document transmission, creating direct competition for the same business-focused user base.
Both apps target professionals and individuals needing call documentation via identical carrier-based recording mechanisms. They compete directly for users seeking to convert phone conversations into text and organized records.
Both apps target families and friend groups for real-time GPS tracking and safety alerts, competing directly through freemium models that gate advanced location features behind subscription tiers.
Both apps target iPhone users needing storage reclamation via on-device processing, creating direct competition for the same user base seeking privacy-focused maintenance tools.
Both apps target families with real-time GPS location sharing and geofencing alerts, creating direct competition for the same user base.
Both applications target professionals requiring mobile document transmission, competing directly for the same user base by digitizing traditional faxing workflows.
Both apps target professionals and individuals requiring call recording and transcription on iOS, creating direct competition for the same user base.
Both apps target mobile professionals requiring document transmission without hardware, creating direct competition for the same user base.
Both applications target iPhone users seeking automated media deduplication to reclaim device storage, creating direct competition for the same user base.
A high-performance contender that prioritizes translation quality and nuance, backed by 22 releases in the last six months.
A long-standing, stable alternative with consistent updates and a strong, established user base.
Both applications target mobile professionals managing documents, with overlapping core functionality in PDF editing and file management. They compete directly for the same productivity-focused user base on mobile platforms.
Both apps target mobile users needing to scan and transmit documents without physical hardware, creating direct competition for the same document-management use case.
Both apps target the same family safety demographic by providing real-time location sharing and arrival alerts, creating direct competition for user retention in the location-tracking category.
Both apps target the document digitization market with free-to-use scanning and management tools, creating direct competition for mobile professionals and students.
Both apps target families and caregivers with real-time GPS location sharing and geofencing, competing for the same user base seeking safety monitoring.
Both apps target iPhone users seeking storage reclamation, competing directly for the same user base through overlapping core cleanup features like duplicate photo and contact management.
The industry standard with massive scale and 23 releases in the last six months, setting the pace for AI translation features.
Both apps target iPhone users needing storage reclamation via AI-driven media and file management, creating direct competition for the same user intent.
Both applications target mobile users requiring document digitization and cloud storage, competing directly for the same productivity-focused user base.
Clear Scan competes for the same mobile document digitization audience by offering a free, lightweight alternative to the feature-rich, freemium suite provided by iScanner.
Both applications target mobile professionals managing document workflows, with direct overlap in PDF scanning, signing, and management capabilities.
Both apps target families for real-time GPS location tracking and geofencing, competing for the same user base seeking safety and coordination tools.
Both apps target families and friend groups for real-time location monitoring, competing for the same user base seeking safety coordination and daily schedule management.
Both apps target the same iOS productivity segment by providing document digitization and optical character recognition for mobile users.
Both applications target mobile users requiring document scanning and transmission capabilities without physical hardware, directly competing for the same professional and personal document-sharing audience.
Both apps target the same mobile document management segment, offering identical core functionality including OCR, cloud synchronization, and PDF editing.
Both apps target professionals and students requiring document digitization, sharing core functionality in OCR text extraction and cloud integration.
Users report: Both apps target families and friends for real-time location monitoring and share a freemium monetization model.
Both apps target mobile users needing to digitize physical documents, sharing core functionality in camera-based scanning and PDF conversion.
Both apps target iPhone users requiring storage reclamation via on-device AI, creating direct competition for the same user base.
Both apps target the same user base needing phone call recording and transcription services, competing directly on the App Store for the same utility-seeking audience.
Both applications target professionals and students requiring call documentation, competing directly for the same user base through phone call recording features.
Both apps target professionals needing mobile document transmission, competing directly for the same mobile-first faxing user base through shared feature sets like built-in scanning and document management.
Both apps target mobile professionals needing to scan and transmit documents without physical hardware, directly competing for the same user base seeking remote document management.
Both apps target mobile professionals needing document management, with MobiOffice providing a broader office suite that overlaps with Forma's PDF editing capabilities.
Both apps target smartphone users seeking to reclaim storage via photo gallery management, creating direct competition for users with capacity constraints.
Both apps target iPhone users needing storage reclamation, with Smart Cleaner offering a broader utility set that directly overlaps with the core photo and email cleanup functions of Cleaner Kit.
Both apps target professionals requiring document transmission without physical hardware, competing directly for users who need to digitize and send contracts or medical forms.
Both applications target families and friend groups for real-time location monitoring and safety coordination, competing directly for users seeking to track the movement of their relatives.
Both applications target mobile users seeking storage reclamation through media management, competing directly for the same user base via subscription-based monetization models.
Both apps target the same mobile document digitization market, offering overlapping core functionality like OCR and automatic edge detection for document management.
Both apps target mobile professionals managing documents, with Easy Reader offering broader file format support for Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files that Forma lacks.
Both applications target professionals requiring mobile document transmission, competing for the same user base through document scanning and faxing capabilities.
Both apps target users needing to document phone conversations via carrier conference calling, creating direct competition for professional and personal call management.
Both apps target users requiring phone call documentation, but they utilize different technical architectures: carrier-based conference calling versus VOIP technology.
Differentiates by focusing on context-aware translation and language learning rather than just simple word-for-word conversion.
Both applications target families and friend groups with real-time location tracking and geofencing, competing for the same user base seeking safety coordination.
WPS Office competes by providing a multi-format suite that includes Word, Excel, and PowerPoint support, capturing the same mobile professional audience as Forma.
Both apps target mobile professionals managing documents, with overlapping functionality in PDF scanning and file organization. They compete for the same user base seeking to replace desktop document workflows with mobile alternatives.
Both apps target families and friend groups for real-time GPS monitoring, competing directly for users seeking location-sharing utilities via free-to-download models.
Same space(76)
Genius Scan targets the same professional user base by prioritizing on-device privacy and high-fidelity output for document digitization.
Adobe Scan serves as a high-volume document digitization utility that integrates with the Adobe Document Cloud, capturing users who require professional-grade OCR and geometry correction.
The app focuses on video compression and secure vault features alongside standard cleanup.
Scanner Pro provides a high-quality image processing engine that competes for the same professional document management workflow as the source app.
It is a utility for data retrieval that complements the spatial measurement tasks performed in 3D Snap.
FaxFile offers a subscription-free alternative for mobile faxing by utilizing a credit-based payment model that appeals to casual users.
Focuses on the same document-archiving use case for professional or personal phone calls.
Provides basic file management for users needing broad format support rather than specialized PDF editing tools.
This app targets the same professional audience by emphasizing enterprise-grade security and regulatory compliance for document transmission.
Combines home screen customization with document management, targeting users who want to reduce app switching.
The app offers a freemium model that gates video-specific cleanup behind a premium tier.
Users report: It acts as a companion utility for physical-to-digital data capture, often used alongside spatial scanning tools.
Focuses on coordination through automated arrival notifications and driving completion tracking.
Provides device health insights alongside location data to ensure family members remain reachable.
The app targets the same storage-constrained iPhone user base through AI-driven cleanup features.
The app diversifies storage management by adding file conversion capabilities to standard gallery cleanup.
Replaces the device home screen to prioritize document access, contrasting with the app-based workflow of Forma.
Targets the same user base seeking a simple solution for recording and managing phone conversations.
Provides a similar suite of call recording and transcription tools for users needing to document conversations.
MyFax App targets business professionals with a subscription-based model that includes a dedicated fax number for secure document workflows.
Targets the same professional audience but focuses on language barriers rather than document creation or editing.
Provides time-spent statistics and favorite place marking to deepen user interaction beyond simple location tracking.
This app provides a basic document scanning and sharing utility that complements the source app's document management focus.
Offers similar document editing and annotation tools for professionals but suffers from state-persistence failures.
FaxSwift offers a streamlined mobile faxing experience for business and personal use, focusing on speed and reliability.
Provides a high-volume alternative for viewing documents, leveraging a massive user base to dominate the viewer segment.
It appeals to the same privacy-conscious users who prefer local processing over cloud-based scanning workflows.
Extends tracking capabilities to non-users via SMS requests, addressing the limitation of requiring app installation on all devices.
This app provides a direct alternative for mobile faxing, targeting users who need to transmit contracts and invoices without physical hardware.
FAX from iPhone: Send Document uses a pay-per-fax model to avoid subscription fatigue, appealing to casual users who need occasional transmission.
Serves a similar user base of students and office workers by digitizing documents into searchable PDFs.
This app provides a complete fax solution with enterprise-grade security, targeting professionals who need to send and receive documents.
Clear Scan functions as a lightweight alternative for digitizing physical paperwork, serving the same mobile-first professional demographic as FaxFree.
Targets students and professionals needing a unified viewer for diverse file formats like XLS and PPT.
Serves the same professional audience as iScanner but faces churn due to subscription-only paywall shifts.
This app integrates OCR technology to extract text from scanned documents, providing additional utility beyond standard faxing.
Serves as the default system-level audio capture tool, competing for the same user intent for recording personal notes.
Facilitates location requests and group organization to maintain contact during daily travel.
Employs a mutual two-way sharing model to ensure privacy, contrasting with Findo's one-sided tracking approach.
Targets safety-conscious families with a secure 6-digit code system and emergency SOS functionality.
Provides a lightweight alternative for recording meetings and lectures with integrated noise reduction technology.
This app adds security features for sensitive media to the standard storage cleaner utility set.
Captures the same mobile-utility market by providing core digitization features for smartphone users.
A reference-category peer that dominates the dictionary space, providing a high-quality alternative for language definition.
Provides a comprehensive mobile scanning utility that competes for the same student and professional audience.
This app provides a basic swipe-based interface for photo and media cleanup on iPhone.
Fax Burner is a mature utility that simplifies document transmission by integrating with email and cloud storage services.
Addresses the professional need for meeting documentation by converting speech to text instead of editing files.
Focuses on mobile-first document processing for users who lack access to desktop computers for administrative tasks.
All Document Reader complements FaxFree by providing a centralized viewer for the various file formats that users might need to scan and fax.
Offers a similar suite of editing and management tools, positioning itself as a comprehensive alternative to Forma.
This utility offers a free alternative for duplicate photo removal, contrasting with the subscription-heavy model of the source app.
This app provides a mobile-first interface for legacy fax transmission, targeting professionals who need to send or receive documents without hardware.
Provides a similar document scanning and editing utility for iPhone users.
Offers a privacy-centric alternative to Findo by emphasizing temporary, invite-only sharing to reduce user pressure.
Targets professionals needing on-the-go document management with integrated e-signature and OCR capabilities.
Provides basic location sharing for coordination and safety monitoring without complex account requirements.
This tool combines storage management with media compression and secure vault features.
Provides a portable solution for digitizing paperwork that competes for the same casual professional user base.
Fax App provides a mobile-first alternative to traditional office infrastructure for international document delivery.
Combines document scanning with PDF reading and editing for a broad mobile utility.
TapScanner provides a similar mobile document toolkit, acting as a general-purpose scanning utility that users might use before sending files via FaxFree.
Targets the same utility-focused audience with an analog-themed interface for recording and call management.
Simplifies the sharing process by using unique personal codes to connect family members instantly.
The app provides a free-access model for storage management that competes with the source app's subscription-gated utility.
Tiny Fax acts as a long-standing alternative for document transmission, offering international faxing capabilities to over 150 countries.
Simple Scan overlaps with FaxFree by offering integrated faxing capabilities alongside its core document scanning functionality.
uFAX serves as a mobile utility for global document transmission, targeting professionals who require remote faxing capabilities.
The app targets the same storage-constrained audience but suffers from stagnant development cycles.
Offers an all-in-one audio toolkit that captures the same professional and casual audience needing transcription and editing.
It targets the same research and documentation-heavy user base, focusing on specialized AI-driven capture.
Offers direct markup and annotation tools that compete with the core editing functionality of Forma.
This tool expands storage management beyond photos to include contacts and calendar events.
The app employs a swipe-based interface for photo management similar to the source app.
Targets professionals requiring audit-ready records with specific metadata, offering a one-time purchase alternative to subscription models.
This tool focuses on photo library organization through a timeline-based interface for easier navigation.
New entrants(7)
Integrates caller identification and reverse lookup tools to provide context on incoming communications alongside location tracking.
It functions as a broad document management tool for the same professional and student user base.
An emerging specialized tool from a research institute, focusing on high-accuracy voice translation for travel.
Combines location tracking with device status monitoring to provide comprehensive safety oversight for parents and caregivers.
This tool provides a broad suite of cleanup features for photos, contacts, and screenshots.
Users report: It provides a secondary data capture layer for users who need to bridge physical codes with digital information.
Targets privacy-conscious users by offering on-device processing without cloud uploads.
The Analyst's Read
The bottom line on BPMobile
Bottom line
BPMobile is a disciplined utility publisher that successfully monetizes high-intent professional workflows through a subscription-first model. Their ability to maintain high ratings across a high-volume release schedule signals a robust product framework capable of defending its niche against larger productivity incumbents.
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What fed this analysis
- Apps analyzed:
- 12
- With full intel:
- 5
- With overview:
- 12
- Website scraped:
- yes
- Social presence:
- yes
