Fluke
Fluke Connect
Publisher DNA
What defines Fluke?
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Portfolio
What does Fluke ship?
Apps
2 apps analysed
Offline-first architecture for remote industrial sites
- Configurable barcode and QR scanning tools provide efficient management of works and worker inputs
- Inconsistent data synchronization between mobile and desktop versions causes missing work orders for field staff
Cloud-synced reporting provides a standardized documentation workflow for industrial safety compliance.
- Hardware-integrated measurement capture sustains high switching costs for existing Fluke tool users.
Single-market publisher, every app ships only to United States.
Based on 2 of 2 apps with localized market data · last scanned .
Americas (1)
- United States2 / 2
Core markets (2/2 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
0
Positive apps
1
Neutral / mixed
1
Negative apps
40/100
Avg sentiment score
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Who does Fluke compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(1)
Haulotte Diag competes directly for the industrial maintenance technician's workflow by providing specialized diagnostic tools for heavy equipment, mirroring Fluke's focus on field-based hardware connectivity.
Contenders(2)
Augury challenges Fluke by shifting the value proposition from simple data collection to prescriptive AI-driven diagnostics for industrial assets.
KSB Sonolyzer competes for the same field-technician user base by using acoustic analysis to determine machine efficiency, a direct alternative to Fluke's electrical measurement tools.
Same space(11)
Users report: Both apps serve field-based workforces requiring mobile data capture and remote monitoring to improve operational efficiency.
Asset Essentials serves the same enterprise maintenance market as eMaint, providing a broad suite of tools for work order management and asset lifecycle tracking.
These apps are essential tools for field personnel, focusing on safety and connectivity in potentially hazardous work environments.
FMX targets the same facilities management audience as eMaint, focusing on streamlining work order execution and equipment maintenance through mobile accessibility.
GE Digital APM targets the enterprise-level asset management segment, competing with Fluke's cloud-based data organization and reporting features.
Knowify overlaps with eMaint by providing field operations management tools, though it leans more heavily into the financial and project management aspects of trade businesses.
These apps compete for the professional mobile user's attention, focusing on securing and managing field-deployed mobile assets.
This app serves the same HVAC and industrial safety technicians who rely on Fluke tools for environmental and combustion analysis.
OneSoil competes for the field-scouting professional, offering mobile data visualization and reporting that mirrors Fluke's field-to-cloud workflow.
Both platforms facilitate the critical transmission of real-time data from field sensors or alerts to mobile devices for immediate action.
Fiix competes directly with eMaint by offering a comprehensive CMMS platform focused on maintenance scheduling, asset tracking, and mobile-first work order management.
New entrants(4)
This newcomer targets the same technical engineering demographic by providing specialized diagnostic tools for network troubleshooting.
Users report: Wrench competes by automating data entry and replication for industrial equipment, directly overlapping with Fluke's data capture use case.
This newcomer targets the remote monitoring space, potentially disrupting Fluke's market by offering lightweight, cloud-synced battery diagnostics.
Washie Pro enters the industrial maintenance space by combining Bluetooth hardware pairing with in-app parts ordering, threatening Fluke's service ecosystem.