Fortum Strøm AS
Publisher DNA
What defines Fortum Strøm AS?
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Portfolio
What does Fortum Strøm AS ship?
Apps
2 apps analysed
Integrated route planning based on vehicle compatibility lowers the barrier to long-distance travel.
- The core charging functionality is described as simple and intuitive when the application successfully connects
- Frequent authentication failures and unauthorized error messages prevent users from starting or stopping charging sessions
Analysis in progress
Single-market publisher, every app ships only to United States.
Based on 1 of 2 apps with localized market data, more coverage rolling in as scans complete · last scanned .
Americas (1)
- United States1 / 1
Core markets (1/1 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
0
Positive apps
0
Neutral / mixed
1
Negative apps
15/100
Avg sentiment score
Rivals
Who does Fortum Strøm AS compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(2)
Both applications provide EV charging navigation and payment services, targeting drivers who need to locate and pay for energy across multi-operator networks.
Both apps target EV owners in the Nordics, providing public charging access and route planning tools to manage the charging lifecycle.
Contenders(6)
Both apps target Nordic EV owners by aggregating multi-operator charging data and providing route planning for long-distance travel.
Both services provide EV drivers with mapping and charging session management, competing for the same user base seeking reliable public charging infrastructure.
Both applications provide electric vehicle charging discovery and payment services, competing for the same user base of drivers seeking reliable station access.
Both applications target electric vehicle drivers requiring station discovery and route planning, forcing users to choose between Fortum's network-integrated charging and the rival's map-focused navigation.
Both apps target EV owners, but Fortum focuses on public charging infrastructure across the Nordics while Ohme focuses on home-based smart charging routines and energy consumption tracking.
Both apps serve EV drivers needing to locate charging infrastructure, with Fortum focusing on Nordic network aggregation and the rival providing global station discovery.
Same space(33)
Offers fuel price comparison that serves as an adjacent utility for drivers who also manage EV charging needs.
Acts as a general-purpose charging locator that provides similar discovery utility to the source app.
Acts as a central vehicle management platform for owners, overlapping with the user's need for vehicle-specific control.
Focuses on home charging management, serving as a specialized utility for Autel hardware owners.
Functions as a regional utility for managing public charging sessions, similar to the source app's regional focus.
Operates as a community-powered navigation utility that competes with route planning and network access features.
Aggregates multiple charging networks into a single interface, directly challenging the value proposition of unified network access.
Provides a dedicated network app for charging, competing for the user's session management needs.
Competes for the same high-speed charging segment by providing proprietary infrastructure and roaming access.
Provides a competing public charging network that users might install alongside the source app to increase coverage.
Provides a specialized navigation tool for ad-hoc charging that avoids registration barriers.
Serves as a specialized charging network app with a focus on transparent pricing and night rate savings.
Targets the same charging management audience with a focus on transparent, subscription-free pricing.
Offers a cross-network charging utility that removes the need for multiple individual network memberships.
Provides a network-specific charging experience that competes with session management tools.
Offers vehicle status monitoring, which complements the charging-focused utility of the source app.
Focuses on real-time availability for specific networks, serving as a niche tool for high-intent charging.
Manages charging sessions and station discovery, overlapping with core session control functionality.
Acts as a regional navigation tool in North America that parallels the Nordic-focused charging discovery utility.
Focuses on rapid charging in the UK, providing a specialized alternative to broader network-centric apps.
Competes for the user's daily vehicle payment utility by focusing on frictionless transactions.
Serves as a community-driven discovery tool that complements the network-specific focus of the source app by providing broader station reliability data.
Aggregates multiple vehicle services into one app, competing for the user's attention on daily vehicle maintenance.
known for
Shell: Fuel, Charge & More
Functions as a retail loyalty gateway that competes for the same driver attention during refueling or charging stops.
Provides an alternative network discovery tool for European drivers, similar to the source app's regional focus.
Acts as a regional charging network app that users might use for specific coverage areas in France and Europe.
Offers a simplified, account-free charging experience that contrasts with authentication friction in the source app.
Provides a general charging station finder that competes for the user's discovery needs.
Functions as a dedicated travel utility for Tesla drivers that complements the broader scope of multi-operator apps.
Provides a combined owned-infrastructure and partner-network model that mirrors the multi-operator approach.
Targets the Tesla-specific segment of the user base by offering specialized route planning and GPS integration.
Provides a community-driven discovery platform that competes with route planning and station locator features.
Provides a unified search interface for multiple charging networks, simplifying discovery for EV owners.