David Maraba
For christian church members and theology students seeking digital, offline access to specific denominational texts and hymns.
The Book of Common Prayer
Snapshot
Who is David Maraba?
Providing digital access to historical religious texts and hymnals for global Christian communities. Facilitating worship and study through portable, offline-capable mobile resources.
Target audience
Portfolio
Free 59Last updated
The Book of Common Prayer
v3.2.1
1.8y ago
Publisher DNA
What defines David Maraba?
Publisher DNA
Primary focus
Religious reference and hymnal applications
Scale
studio
Target audience
Christian church members and theology students seeking digital, offline access to specific denominational texts and hymns.
Signature Patterns
- •Heavy reliance on free, ad-supported or completely free monetization models
- •Focus on offline-first functionality for religious study and worship
- •High concentration in the Reference category (78% of portfolio)
- •Content-centric design with minimal feature updates or UI iteration
Portfolio momentum
With zero releases in the last six months and 49 out of 50 apps classified as abandoned, the portfolio is in a state of long-term maintenance.
Portfolio
What does David Maraba ship?
Apps
59 apps analysed
Analysis in progress
Distributed across 12 markets, strongest in Americas.
Based on 13 of 59 apps with localized market data, more coverage rolling in as scans complete · last scanned .
Americas (3)
- United States13 / 13
- Brazil2 / 13
- Mexico2 / 13
Europe (7)
- Germany3 / 13
- France2 / 13
- Italy2 / 13
- Netherlands2 / 13
- Portugal2 / 13
›+2 more europe markets
- Spain2 / 13
- Sweden2 / 13
Asia-Pacific (2)
- Japan2 / 13
- South Korea2 / 13
Core markets (13/13 apps)
Rivals
Who does David Maraba compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(1)
Both apps target users seeking offline access to religious music collections, creating direct competition for the same audience of church members.
Contenders(9)
Both apps function as free, specialized digital repositories for religious music, competing for users seeking portable access to specific hymn lyrics.
Both apps provide digital hymn databases with offline access and standardized numbering systems for church members. They compete directly for users seeking portable, free liturgical resources.
Both apps serve the niche of digital hymnals for church members, competing for the same mobile-first liturgical reference use case.
Both applications provide offline, searchable hymn databases for church congregants at no cost. They compete directly for users seeking portable, digital access to liturgical music.
This app provides a mobile-first experience for Methodist hymns with standard offline and organizational features.
Both applications provide offline digital hymn books for specific Christian denominations, competing for users seeking portable liturgical resources.
Both applications target church members by providing digital, portable alternatives to physical hymn books, competing for users seeking liturgical reference tools.
Both apps target religious users seeking hymn access, with both offering free, offline-capable hymn libraries for portable use.
Both apps serve religious communities by providing free, searchable digital hymn collections. They compete for users seeking portable, offline access to liturgical music.
Same space(18)
It offers a broader linguistic scope for hymns, catering to a diverse global audience beyond the Catholic-specific focus.
It provides a specific collection of 771 songs, serving as a dedicated digital book for Christian worship.
This app functions as a daily liturgical companion for the same Catholic demographic, focusing on mass readings rather than just music.
This app targets the same Roman Catholic audience but uses a commercial model to provide official GIA Publications content.
This app combines hymn lyrics with daily scripture, targeting the same devotional habit as a Catholic hymnal user.
This app provides a similar offline hymnbook experience for the Adventist community with a focus on sheet music.
It focuses on the Seventh-day Adventist market with a high emphasis on curated playlists and hymn history.
This app provides a specialized digital reference for the E.P.C community, focusing on Ewe-language content.
It serves the Adventist community by combining two historical hymnals into one modern, audio-capable package.
It provides a feature-rich environment for specific Christian hymn books, allowing for deep personal customization.
This app focuses on public domain hymns, offering a broad collection of lyrics and music for general Christian worship.
This app expands the devotional utility for the same Catholic audience by adding interactive tools like a teleprompter and prayer counter.
This app serves as a reference for LDS members, highlighting the transition from a third-party tool to an official church-supported resource.
It provides a niche denominational hymn resource with added utility for finding local physical church locations.
It serves a similar digital hymnal purpose but is specialized for French and Creole-speaking Christian worship.
It shares the offline-first philosophy of the source app but uses a crowd-sourced model for content expansion.
This app acts as a community hub for the Celestial Church of Christ, integrating hymns with social and event features.
It provides a similar offline hymn experience but adds multimedia and gamification to increase engagement for Seventh-Day Adventist users.
New entrants(2)
It is a direct competitor for the Catholic audience, providing two complete hymnals with cross-referencing capabilities.
This app integrates hymns with a full Bible and recording tools, serving as a comprehensive worship companion for the CCC.
The Analyst's Read
The bottom line on David Maraba
Bottom line
This publisher maintains a static, high-utility library of religious texts that serves a consistent, niche audience. Their lack of recent development suggests a 'set-and-forget' strategy rather than an intent to compete in the broader religious app market.
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What fed this analysis
- Apps analyzed:
- 50
- With full intel:
- 0
- With overview:
- 50
- Website scraped:
- yes
- Social presence:
- no
