Crestron Electronics
Crestron AirMedia
Snapshot
Publisher DNA
What defines Crestron Electronics?
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Portfolio
What does Crestron Electronics ship?
Apps
4 apps analysed
- Occasional users report the application functions as intended when network conditions are optimal for streaming
- Persistent application crashes during startup or connection attempts prevent users from accessing the screen sharing interface
Analysis in progress
- Core automation functionality provides reliable control over home systems when the application successfully establishes a connection
- In-app purchase restoration fails repeatedly when users migrate their home automation configuration to new mobile devices
Unified control interface reduces app-switching fatigue
- Comprehensive home automation control across lighting and media systems provides a unified user experience
- Persistent connectivity failures and device discovery issues prevent reliable access to home systems
Single-market publisher, every app ships only to United States.
Based on 3 of 4 apps with localized market data, more coverage rolling in as scans complete · last scanned .
Americas (1)
- United States3 / 3
Core markets (3/3 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
0
Positive apps
1
Neutral / mixed
2
Negative apps
24/100
Avg sentiment score
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Who does Crestron Electronics compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(3)
Both applications target homeowners managing connected residential hardware, creating a direct conflict for control of the climate and automation interface.
Vysor competes directly with AirMedia by providing robust screen mirroring and remote control capabilities that bypass the need for proprietary hardware receivers.
iAquaLink competes directly for the 'smart home' user's attention by dominating the pool automation vertical, a critical subsystem often integrated into broader home control platforms like Crestron.
Contenders(9)
While functionally different, it competes for the same professional user's screen time by providing centralized access to corporate training and media.
Axero competes for the enterprise productivity budget by offering a customizable communication and collaboration hub for internal teams.
ClickShare is the primary hardware-software competitor in the wireless presentation market, offering a near-identical value proposition for meeting rooms.
Both applications serve professional AV technicians and facility managers by providing mobile interfaces for proprietary hardware control, creating direct competition for room management workflows.
OmniLogic serves as a specialized contender that captures pool-centric automation budgets, forcing Crestron to justify its premium price point against dedicated hardware solutions.
Both applications target high-end residential automation users, with Crestron Go providing operational control and Lutron Luxury Experience offering design-focused product visualization for the same luxury hardware segment.
This app competes for the same enterprise workspace audience by managing the physical environment and resource booking alongside digital connectivity.
This app competes by offering legacy control over essential pool infrastructure, though it struggles with modern UX standards compared to Crestron's polished interface.
Both apps function as professional-grade mobile interfaces for high-end residential automation, targeting homeowners who require centralized control over lighting, climate, and media systems.
Same space(12)
known for
Split View Multitasking Screen
This app targets the same productivity-focused user base by optimizing parallel workflows and screen real estate management.
Clubessential competes for the 'lifestyle management' share of wallet, focusing on the administrative side of private club and home facility management.
Konverse occupies the same enterprise communication space, focusing on project-based collaboration and knowledge management.
FluidraConnect competes by offering professional-grade monitoring tools that bridge the gap between residential users and pool service dealers.
Lux Products competes for the climate control segment of the smart home, overlapping with Crestron's environmental management capabilities.
Home + Control functions as a proprietary utility for Legrand hardware, mirroring the hardware-dependent model of Crestron while facing similar server-side instability.
This app targets the same smart-home-adjacent audience by focusing on the intersection of pool chemistry and automated maintenance.
Bosch Smart Home serves as a central control element for a broad range of Bosch devices, offering a consumer-focused alternative to Crestron automation.
Siemens Connected Home targets the same industrial-reputation hardware segment as Crestron but fails to provide the necessary mobile utility, resulting in a 1.0 rating.
Textline competes for the attention of business users who require professional-grade communication tools within their productivity stack.
Trane Home acts as a centralized hub for HVAC and Z-Wave hardware, providing a high-volume alternative to the professional-grade installation model used by Crestron.
This app provides unified business communication services, overlapping with the professional connectivity requirements of AirMedia users.
New entrants(2)
A new entrant in the communication space, focusing on internal HR and digital administration for deskless workforces.
A recent productivity entrant focusing on cross-device synchronization and host-client architecture for seamless connectivity.
