Coocent
For general Android users seeking functional, quick-access solutions for media playback, weather tracking, and device management.
Weather
Snapshot
Who is Coocent?
Providing essential utility tools for daily life, including weather forecasting, audio enhancement, and personal organization. Focused on delivering high-utility, accessible mobile experiences for a broad user base.
Target audience
Portfolio
Free 34Last updated
Weather
v2.1
10mo ago
Publisher DNA
What defines Coocent?
Publisher DNA
Primary focus
Utility and productivity tools
Scale
studio
Target audience
General Android users seeking functional, quick-access solutions for media playback, weather tracking, and device management.
Signature Patterns
- •Strong focus on Android-first utility applications.
- •Monetization primarily through freemium and ad-supported models.
- •High concentration of audio enhancement and weather-tracking functionality.
- •Frequent use of widgets and quick-access UI elements to improve utility.
Portfolio momentum
Released 8 updates across 33 apps in the last 6 months, with consistent maintenance of core utility titles.
Portfolio
What does Coocent ship?
Apps
40 apps analysed
Enhance the sound quality of your devices, listen to what you want
Cloud library integration reduces user switching costs
- High-fidelity surround sound and bass enhancement features provide a professional audio experience for headphone users
- Lack of compatibility with major streaming services like Apple Music and Spotify frustrates long-term subscribers
Enhance the sound quality of your devices, listen to what you want
Beauty camera for perfect selfie with makeup, sticker and filter
Distributed across 9 markets, strongest in Americas.
Based on 3 of 40 apps with localized market data, more coverage rolling in as scans complete · last scanned .
Americas (3)
- United States3 / 3
- Brazil1 / 3
- Mexico1 / 3
Europe (5)
- France1 / 3
- Germany1 / 3
- Italy1 / 3
- Portugal1 / 3
- Spain1 / 3
Asia-Pacific (1)
- Japan1 / 3
Core markets (3/3 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
2
Positive apps
2
Neutral / mixed
0
Negative apps
65/100
Avg sentiment score
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Who does Coocent compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(4)
Both applications target users managing personal photo and video libraries, but they diverge on storage architecture: Gallery - Photo Gallery Pro mandates local-only storage, while Photos relies on iCloud integration.
This app competes directly by bundling equalizer functionality with core music playback, capturing users who want an all-in-one audio solution rather than a standalone utility.
Both applications target the same mobile photography segment by offering free tools for selfie capture and aesthetic image enhancement.
Both applications target general users requiring local weather updates and radar tracking, creating direct competition for daily utility sessions.
Contenders(33)
Both applications target the same general audience seeking localized weather monitoring and radar visualization. AccuWeather competes directly by offering proprietary forecasting indices that overlap with the core utility provided by Live Weather & Radar Map.
Both applications target users requiring local media management, creating direct competition for individuals seeking offline-capable photo and video organization tools.
Both applications target selfie enthusiasts with portrait retouching tools, creating direct competition for users seeking mobile photography modification.
AmpMe competes for the same social-audio audience by focusing on multi-device synchronization rather than individual sound enhancement.
Both applications target users requiring local media management and organization tools on mobile devices, creating direct competition for the same user base.
Both apps target users seeking real-time radar and weather tracking, creating direct competition for the same audience segment.
Both applications target mobile users requiring local media management and viewing tools for image and video collections.
Both applications target general users with free, map-based weather monitoring and radar tracking, creating direct competition for daily weather planning and storm observation.
Both applications target the same casual photography audience with free, portrait-focused editing tools. They compete directly for users seeking quick modifications to selfie captures.
Both applications target users seeking portrait modification tools, sharing a free-to-use model and a focus on mobile selfie capture.
This app competes for the niche user base interested in technical audio manipulation and MIDI-based sound sampling.
GOM Audio competes by offering advanced sound effects alongside a feature-rich music player interface.
Both applications target social media users seeking aesthetic modifications for portraits, creating direct competition for users prioritizing visual quality in their selfie workflow.
Both applications compete for the same user base seeking real-time meteorological monitoring and radar visualization on mobile devices.
Both applications target general users with radar-based weather monitoring, creating direct competition for daily utility usage.
Both applications target mobile users seeking local media management and photo viewing tools. They compete directly for the same device storage navigation use case.
Both applications target users managing personal media libraries, but they diverge on storage architecture: the rival provides cloud-sync and vault features while the target app remains strictly local.
Both apps target the portrait photography market, competing for users seeking quick aesthetic adjustments to their self-portraits.
Both applications target the same user base by providing free, map-based weather tracking and forecasting tools. They compete directly for users seeking localized meteorological data and severe weather alerts.
Both applications target mobile users managing local photo libraries, creating direct competition for storage and organization utility. They overlap in the core task of personal media management on local device storage.
Both applications target users seeking real-time radar and weather tracking, creating direct competition for the same utility-focused audience.
This app targets the high-end audio production segment, competing for users who demand professional-grade sound manipulation tools.
Both applications target users seeking real-time radar and weather monitoring, with Clime capturing the high-intent segment through specialized tracking modules and a massive user base.
known for
Beauty Editor: Edit Face, Body
Both applications target the selfie-enhancement market with free-to-use models, directly competing for users seeking quick portrait adjustments.
Both applications target users seeking local photo and video organization, creating direct competition for users managing personal media libraries without cloud dependency.
Both applications target selfie-focused users seeking portrait modification tools, creating direct competition for daily active usage within the mobile photography category.
Both applications target users seeking local media management tools, but they compete through opposing monetization models: a paid utility versus a free, ad-supported entry point.
Both applications target selfie enthusiasts, but Peachy competes by offering specialized body-reshaping and AI-based lighting tools that exceed the basic image adjustment capabilities of Beauty Camera.
Both applications target users managing local photo libraries, but the rival introduces automated cleanup and gamified sorting mechanisms that contrast with the manual organization focus of Gallery - Photo Gallery Pro.
Both applications target users seeking local media management, but the rival adds a password-protected vault and cloud backup features that the source lacks.
Both applications target users seeking real-time radar and weather forecasting, creating direct competition for the same utility-focused audience.
Both applications target social media users seeking portrait enhancement, creating direct competition for the same casual photography demographic.
Both applications target the selfie photography market with free tools for image modification, creating direct competition for casual users seeking aesthetic adjustments.
Same space(52)
known for
Weather Hi-Def Radar Forecast
Serves the same radar-centric user base but emphasizes a clutter-free, full-screen interface for immediate visual tracking.
Targets the maritime segment with specialized buoy data that serves as a high-utility complement to general weather apps.
Provides a basic vault for users who need to hide media from their main gallery.
Provides a legacy-backed security solution that uses social engineering tactics to protect private media.
BandLab occupies the creative audio space, providing a comprehensive platform for music production and AI-assisted creation.
Extends recovery capabilities to include notification-based message retrieval, offering more utility than standard media managers.
Acts as a reactive recovery tool for users who have lost media, complementing the source app's proactive management focus.
This app functions as a utility for the same audience needing to check their appearance on the go.
Offers a quick scanning utility for users needing to restore accidentally deleted files from local storage.
Provides a specialized niche tool for hurricane monitoring that complements general weather apps with deep historical data.
This app competes for the same portrait-editing user base by offering advanced AI-driven facial transformations.
This app serves the same casual audience looking for simple selfie capture and filter application.
This app targets the same casual audience with a simplified, ad-supported photo editing utility.
Offers a secure alternative for users needing to hide media, adding encryption and cloud storage to the basic gallery experience.
JBL Portable competes by providing hardware-specific sound optimization that enhances the user's physical listening environment.
Offers broader media management by including music file support and duplicate removal, extending beyond the source app's image focus.
Provides a simple recovery path for users who have lost media files, serving as a reactive utility.
This app serves the same selfie-capture audience by adding video-editing capabilities to its feature set.
Offers a simplified, regionalized approach to storm tracking for users who find general weather apps too complex.
Focuses on a specific niche of hurricane-prone regions, providing specialized emergency notifications that complement general weather apps.
Targets privacy-conscious users by adding multi-factor authentication to the standard photo management workflow.
This app targets the same selfie-editing audience with a focus on personalized makeup and AR effects.
Provides a secure environment for sensitive media by adding encrypted vaults and break-in alerts to the standard gallery experience.
Competes for the same radar-focused audience but prioritizes severe weather monitoring with integrated hardware-based data.
This app targets the same selfie-editing demographic with an expanded set of AR stickers and makeup tools.
Appeals to storm trackers and enthusiasts by providing satellite-first imagery that differs from standard radar-focused utility apps.
Offers a stealth-oriented security layer for sensitive data by disguising the vault as a functional calculator.
Targets users needing extreme privacy by offering an emergency PIN to protect sensitive content.
This app serves the same beauty-focused audience by providing virtual makeup try-ons and facial editing.
Users report: Uses a deceptive interface to hide private media, targeting users who need extreme privacy for their photo collections.
This app captures the same social media user base with an extensive library of generative AI tools.
Targets users seeking detailed meteorological layers for long-term travel planning rather than just immediate radar monitoring.
This app provides basic selfie capture and editing tools for the same casual photography audience.
Provides a dedicated vault for users worried about unauthorized access to their personal media.
This app competes for the same social media user base by offering trend-focused AR filters and editing tools.
Acts as an emergency recovery tool for users who accidentally delete files, providing a safety net for the source app.
Suno competes for the attention of audio-focused users by leveraging generative AI to create high-quality music content.
Functions as a reactive tool for users who have lost data, complementing the source app's proactive management focus.
This app offers similar AI-powered portrait enhancement tools for the same casual mobile photography audience.
This app provides similar AI-driven beauty enhancements for the same portrait-editing audience.
Provides professional-grade meteorological visualization for users who find standard radar maps insufficient for complex storm tracking.
Serves as an adjacent safety tool for users who monitor environmental hazards beyond standard meteorological weather patterns.
Leverages a massive professional sensor network to provide hyper-local data for users requiring higher precision than standard radar.
Provides hyper-local wind data for outdoor enthusiasts by integrating proprietary hardware with public meteorological sources.
Serves the same outdoor-focused user base but targets specialized maritime safety needs through a proprietary network of 21,000 weather stations.
Targets the same outdoor enthusiast segment as the source app but focuses on granular wind and wave data for water sports.
Offers professional-grade multi-model data for power users who require deeper meteorological analysis than the source app provides.
This app offers an adjacent photography utility for users seeking manual control and high-resolution output.
This app targets the same selfie-focused audience by providing analytical feedback on facial features.
Expands the scope of the source app by including document and audio file management within a locked environment.
Provides a recovery utility for users experiencing accidental data loss, acting as a safety net for media management.
This app offers a comprehensive suite of editing tools for the same casual photography audience.
New entrants(5)
This app serves the same portrait-editing audience by focusing on AI-driven body and face retouching.
This app provides similar beauty-focused editing tools for the same selfie-capture audience.
This newcomer targets the wearable audio market, focusing on offline library management for watch-based listening.
This app enters the utility space by providing specialized haptic-based timing tools for musicians.
Adds organizational intelligence to the photo library, helping users manage large collections that the source app does not sort.
The Analyst's Read
The bottom line on Coocent
Bottom line
Coocent is a utility-focused studio that maintains a dominant presence in specific Android niches through high-volume, functional app development. Their ability to sustain high ratings on flagship weather and audio tools indicates a strong grasp of core user requirements in the utility space.
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What fed this analysis
- Apps analyzed:
- 33
- With full intel:
- 0
- With overview:
- 33
- Website scraped:
- yes
- Social presence:
- no
