Gopi Gadhiya
For embedded systems engineers and IoT developers requiring mobile serial communication and protocol testing tools.
BLE Terminal HM-10
Snapshot
Who is Gopi Gadhiya?
Providing hardware engineers with mobile-first utilities for real-time BLE and MQTT debugging and IoT device management.
Target audience
Portfolio
Free 7Last updated
BLE Terminal HM-10
v2.2
4.8y ago
Publisher DNA
What defines Gopi Gadhiya?
Publisher DNA
Primary focus
IoT and hardware debugging utilities
Scale
indie
Target audience
Embedded systems engineers and IoT developers requiring mobile serial communication and protocol testing tools.
Origin
Operates as part of Memighty Inventions Private Limited, a firm specializing in edge computing and electronic system design.
Signature Patterns
- •Niche focus on serial communication and IoT protocols (BLE, MQTT)
- •Consistent paid monetization model across the entire portfolio
- •Hardware-specific targeting for TI CC254x and ESP32 modules
- •Utility-driven feature sets including data logging and custom command buttons
Portfolio momentum
The portfolio is currently stagnant with 0 releases in the last 6 months and all 3 apps classified as abandoned since early 2022.
Company profile
low confidence- Headquarters
- India
Portfolio
What does Gopi Gadhiya ship?
Apps
17 apps analysed
Analysis in progress
Single-market publisher, every app ships only to United States.
Based on 1 of 17 apps with localized market data, more coverage rolling in as scans complete · last scanned .
Americas (1)
- United States1 / 1
Core markets (1/1 apps)
Rivals
Who does Gopi Gadhiya compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(4)
Both apps target IoT device management via the MQTT protocol, but MQTT Push Client focuses on automated push notifications and group alerts while MQTT Spy provides direct broker testing and logging.
Both applications target hardware developers needing to interface with Bluetooth Low Energy peripherals, creating direct competition for the same technical user base.
Both applications target technical users requiring base system conversions, creating direct competition between the free ASCII Converter and the paid Binary Converter Calculator.
Both applications target IoT developers requiring mobile interfaces for MQTT protocol testing, specifically overlapping in broker connection and publish/subscribe messaging capabilities.
Contenders(31)
MQTT Developer serves the technical audience of MQTT Home Automation by providing a dedicated workspace for protocol testing and message workflow management.
Both applications target IoT developers requiring mobile MQTT protocol testing, competing directly on broker connection and payload monitoring features.
Both target IoT developers requiring mobile MQTT protocol testing tools. MQTee competes directly by offering a free alternative to MQTT Spy's $0.99 paid model.
Both apps target IoT developers needing mobile MQTT protocol testing, but MyMQTT offers a free alternative to MQTT Spy's $0.99 paid model.
Both applications target IoT developers requiring mobile MQTT broker connections, competing directly on protocol testing and message monitoring capabilities.
Both applications target embedded systems engineers requiring smartphone-based interfaces to scan and communicate with BLE-enabled microcontrollers. They share the core utility of facilitating serial debugging for hardware development.
Both applications target IoT developers requiring mobile interfaces to test MQTT broker connections and manage message payloads.
This app targets the same power-user segment but focuses on ADB-based device management instead of MQTT messaging.
Both apps target IoT developers and engineers requiring mobile interfaces for MQTT protocol testing and device monitoring. They compete directly for the same technical user base through overlapping feature sets for broker management and data communication.
Users report: Both applications target developers needing data format conversions and share a free pricing model.
Both applications target embedded systems engineers and hardware developers, creating a direct overlap in the diagnostic tool category for Bluetooth Low Energy environments.
Both apps target developers and hobbyists working with Bluetooth Low Energy hardware, creating direct competition for device debugging and management tasks.
Both applications target developers and technical professionals needing base conversion tools, creating direct competition for the same user base.
Both apps target software developers and technical professionals, competing directly for users requiring base number conversion tools.
Both applications target IoT developers needing mobile MQTT protocol testing, but MQTT Checker focuses purely on quick connection verification while MQTT Spy offers broader automation.
Both applications serve software developers with conversion utilities, though they address distinct technical domains: data encoding versus color formatting.
Both applications target the IoT developer and hobbyist market by providing interfaces for MQTT protocol testing and device control. They compete directly for users seeking mobile tools to manage broker connections and monitor hardware nodes.
Both applications serve embedded systems engineers by providing a smartphone interface for bidirectional serial communication with Bluetooth Low Energy hardware.
Both apps target developers building and controlling microcontrollers via Bluetooth, creating direct competition for the same hardware-tinkering audience.
Both applications provide number system conversion tools, creating direct overlap for technical professionals who require mathematical or encoding utilities in their workflow.
Both apps target hardware developers requiring mobile interfaces for BLE-enabled microcontrollers to facilitate serial communication and debugging.
Both applications target developers and technical users by providing overlapping functionality for base number system conversions between Binary, Decimal, Octal, and Hexadecimal formats.
Both applications target hardware engineers and developers for BLE debugging, creating direct competition for the same technical user base.
Both applications target embedded systems engineers requiring Bluetooth Low Energy debugging tools, creating direct competition for the same technical user base.
Both applications target software developers requiring base and character encoding conversions. The rival directly overlaps with the core conversion functionality while adding specialized bit-level manipulation tools.
Both applications target technical users requiring base-system conversions, with overlapping support for Decimal, Binary, Octal, and Hexadecimal formats.
HexBT competes by offering overlapping base conversion functionality for developers, targeting the same technical audience as ASCII Converter.
Both applications target ESP32 hardware developers, with Dabble providing a broader virtual interface compared to the terminal-focused ESP32 BLE Terminal.
Both apps target users interacting with BLE hardware, but they serve distinct workflow stages: serial debugging versus general device discovery.
Both apps target IoT developers needing mobile MQTT protocol testing, overlapping directly in broker connection and publish/subscribe messaging capabilities.
Both apps target IoT developers, but they serve distinct roles: MQTT Terminal Pro acts as a client for testing, while Fast MQTT Broker enables mobile server hosting.
Same space(49)
Targets a broader audience by offering a simplified interface for basic MQTT publishing and subscription tasks.
Specialized configuration tool for network setup rather than general-purpose serial terminal communication.
Provides a free, widget-based interface for IoT project control, targeting hobbyists who prefer visual dashboards over raw protocol testing.
Focuses on specific hardware control use cases like lights and doors rather than general-purpose protocol testing.
This app expands the MQTT utility into a professional dashboard environment, targeting installers who need persistent monitoring.
Functions as a proprietary interface for a specific service, limiting its utility to users already within that service's environment.
Educational tool for connecting and controlling specific hardware boards via Bluetooth.
This app serves the same base-conversion audience with a focus on simplicity and speed.
This app targets the same student and developer audience for base-number conversion tasks.
This app functions as a hardware-specific monitoring tool that uses MQTT as a transport layer for its proprietary devices.
This app is a comprehensive alternative for developers and students needing base and text encoding.
Targets the same DIY electronics audience but prioritizes voice-based interaction over serial terminal debugging.
Magic Home targets the same smart home user base but shifts focus from manual MQTT control to high-capacity mesh networking for mass-market devices.
Serves as a basic discovery tool for BLE devices without serial communication capabilities.
This app provides a broader network diagnostic toolkit that includes MQTT-adjacent protocols like UDP and TCP.
This tool serves the same technical audience by bundling unit conversion with a calculator for daily workflows.
Serves the same maker audience with a focus on remote control layouts rather than raw terminal output.
This app is a direct functional peer for developers needing base-number conversion and calculation.
tasmoty mirrors the paid, local-control utility model of MQTT Home Automation but restricts its scope to Tasmota-specific hardware discovery.
This app offers a more advanced, multi-protocol dashboard environment that includes MQTT alongside BLE and TCP.
This app targets the same student and professional audience with a focus on cross-platform base conversion.
Smart Life Home App offers a managed, subscription-based alternative for users who prefer a unified interface over manual MQTT configuration.
Focuses on signal analysis and service inspection rather than bidirectional serial communication.
Acts as a diagnostic scanner for identifying hidden BLE addresses rather than a communication terminal.
An open-source project focused on basic scanning functionality rather than terminal-style interaction.
This app targets the same developer and student demographic with a focus on binary-to-decimal translation.
Focuses on consumer device tracking rather than the serial communication required for hardware development.
Provides general visibility into nearby BLE devices rather than serial communication.
Provides a broad scanning utility for the Bluetooth community instead of a serial debugging interface.
Combines scanning with data logging for specific sensor beacons rather than general serial debugging.
This app serves the same technical audience by providing a basic utility for numerical base translations.
This app targets the same technical audience by combining text and base conversion in one utility.
Targets the same DIY hardware audience but focuses on remote control functionality.
This app complements the ASCII conversion space by focusing on visual text-based art rather than data encoding.
This app serves the same technical student and developer base by providing numeric base conversion tools.
This app addresses the same academic and professional need for base conversion.
This app serves the same technical student and professional audience for base-number conversion.
This app serves the same developer-utility market but focuses on WebSocket-based terminal connectivity rather than MQTT.
Acts as a specific data monitor for Blueduino hardware instead of a general terminal.
This app shares a technical utility focus but targets temperature unit transitions rather than character encoding.
This app shares the ASCII theme but focuses on creative image-to-text generation for social media.
Targets consumer-grade proximity tracking rather than developer-focused serial debugging.
This app is a direct functional alternative for numeral system conversion, focusing on the same core base types.
Provides a suite of tools for Arduino and ESP32 projects, overlapping with the terminal functionality.
Specialized for LED strip management rather than general serial debugging for microcontrollers.
This app targets the same student demographic by focusing on the educational aspect of base conversion.
This app serves a similar developer-focused conversion need but specializes in color code transformations.
This app addresses the same character encoding space by focusing on Unicode-specific transformations.
This app serves the same technical audience but expands the conversion range to include bases up to 95.
New entrants(2)
Offers advanced GATT inspection and debugging tools for developers, serving as a technical alternative.
Operates as a closed-loop hardware management system requiring specific firmware, unlike the broker-agnostic nature of the source app.
The Analyst's Read
The bottom line on Gopi Gadhiya
Bottom line
A niche utility publisher that successfully addressed specific gaps in the IoT development workflow but has since ceased active platform updates. Their positioning remains tied to legacy hardware debugging modules.
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What fed this analysis
- Apps analyzed:
- 3
- With full intel:
- 0
- With overview:
- 3
- Website scraped:
- yes
- Social presence:
- yes
