Guardian News & Media
The Guardian - US & World News
Snapshot
Publisher DNA
What defines Guardian News & Media?
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Portfolio
What does Guardian News & Media ship?
Apps
2 apps analysed
Functional design elements like screen-stay-awake simplify the cooking process for active users.
- Diverse recipe library featuring reputable culinary writers provides reliable inspiration for various dietary needs
- Missing nutritional information across the recipe catalog frustrates users seeking to track health metrics
Independent global news, opinion and analysis, sport, podcasts and puzzles
Integrated puzzle hub increases daily engagement
- High-quality independent journalism and in-depth reporting provide a reliable alternative to mainstream news sources
- Mandatory sign-in requirements and aggressive data collection practices alienate long-term readers
Distributed across 17 markets, strongest in Europe.
Based on 2 of 2 apps with localized market data · last scanned .
Americas (4)
- United States2 / 2
- Brazil1 / 2
- Canada1 / 2
- Mexico1 / 2
Europe (7)
- Italy1 / 2
- Netherlands1 / 2
- Portugal1 / 2
- Spain1 / 2
- Sweden1 / 2
›+2 more europe markets
- Turkey1 / 2
- United Kingdom1 / 2
Asia-Pacific (6)
- India1 / 2
- Indonesia1 / 2
- Japan1 / 2
- Singapore1 / 2
- South Korea1 / 2
›+1 more asia-pacific market
- Vietnam1 / 2
Core markets (2/2 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
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Positive apps
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Neutral / mixed
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Negative apps
65/100
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Who does Guardian News & Media compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(2)
Both apps target home cooks seeking recipe discovery and meal planning, but Tasty captures the market through free, video-led content and grocery integration while Guardian Feast relies on editorial curation.
Both apps compete for the same global news audience by gating premium content behind subscription models, forcing a direct choice between text-based investigative journalism and live video reporting.
Contenders(10)
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NYT Cooking: Quick Tasty Meals
Both apps target home cooks seeking professional-grade, editorial-tested recipes, creating direct competition for the same subscription-based user segment.
Both apps compete for the attention of high-information news consumers, with Bloomberg targeting financial professionals while The Guardian focuses on investigative journalism.
Both apps compete for the same daily news reader attention through a shared reliance on integrated puzzle hubs to drive engagement.
Both apps compete for the attention of news consumers interested in political and world affairs, with both offering free-to-download platforms that gate specific content behind subscription or premium access models.
Both apps target international news consumers seeking global perspectives, competing for daily engagement through text-based reporting and specialized content formats.
Users report: Both apps compete for the same daily news-consuming audience, though they diverge in content focus and monetization models. The rivalry centers on capturing the user's daily information habit through either investigative text-based journalism or live broadcast video.
Both apps compete for U.S.-based news consumers by gating investigative journalism behind subscription models, forcing users to choose between independent reporting and legacy broadcast brand authority.
Both apps compete for global news readers, with The Guardian focusing on investigative journalism while PressReader provides access to thousands of publications via institutional partnerships.
Both apps compete for the daily attention of news consumers, with The Guardian focusing on investigative depth and SmartNews on AI-curated breadth and rewards-based engagement.
Both apps compete for the daily news consumption habit, with The Guardian focusing on investigative depth and Yahoo News on broad aggregation.
Same space(39)
Epicurious offers a massive, professionally curated recipe database that serves as a free, high-volume alternative to the subscription-based Guardian Feast.
Daily News competes for the same daily-digest audience by allowing users to select trusted publishers for personalized alerts.
OneWire News targets the same news-consumption habit but adds interactive elements like user polls to increase engagement.
BILD News serves a similar news-reporting function but uses a massive reporter network to provide live tickers for sports and events.
CGTN provides a global news alternative that differentiates itself through a specific geopolitical perspective and multi-language support.
Spectrum News provides regional utility that complements national news apps like The Guardian by focusing on hyperlocal weather radar.
CookBook provides a high-utility toolset for digitizing personal collections, competing with Guardian Feast for users who prioritize organization over discovery.
Deglaze offers AI-powered organization for users looking to consolidate disparate digital and physical recipes into a single library.
Deliveroo serves the same food-and-drink category by providing a delivery-first alternative to the home-cooking habit promoted by Guardian Feast.
Church News serves a niche, mission-driven audience that values the same ad-light, focused reading experience as The Guardian's subscribers.
eMeals provides a structured meal planning service that automates the grocery procurement process, addressing the planning needs of Guardian Feast users.
Feedly serves the same professional news-reading demographic but uses a massive source-aggregation engine to lock in power users.
Flavorish captures the viral recipe-saving market, providing a modern alternative to the traditional editorial curation found in Guardian Feast.
FullyRaw by Kristina serves a niche, diet-specific audience, offering a specialized alternative to the broader culinary library of Guardian Feast.
Osta provides a collaborative, ad-free space for consolidating social media recipes, appealing to users who find Guardian Feast's editorial focus too restrictive.
Google News competes for the same daily attention as The Guardian but uses OS-level Android integration to capture users via hardware-mapped triggers.
Gronda targets the professional-grade end of the culinary spectrum, serving as a high-end alternative for users seeking advanced skill development.
Paprika provides a direct utility alternative for users who want to manage their own recipe collections without the editorial constraints of Guardian Feast.
Kagi News uses AI to curate community-driven RSS feeds, offering a similar high-quality editorial summary to The Guardian's investigative journalism.
Mob bridges the gap between recipe discovery and supermarket shopping, offering a practical, ingredient-based alternative to Guardian Feast.
NeatEat focuses on budget-costed meal planning, providing a financial utility that Guardian Feast lacks for cost-conscious households.
NZZ News competes for the same high-intent, professional audience as The Guardian but focuses on deep-dive geopolitical analysis.
The Sun Digital Newspaper provides a direct digital replica of print media, appealing to users who prefer a traditional newspaper layout.
MealPrepPro offers macro-tracking and multi-user support, providing a data-rich alternative for the health-conscious users Guardian Feast currently lacks.
OpenTable acts as a high-intent discovery utility that captures the dining occasion when users choose to eat out rather than cook with Guardian Feast.
Local News targets the same news-aggregator space but focuses on hyper-local weather and event alerts that The Guardian lacks.
Users report: Opera News captures the same daily news-reading habit but uses data-saving compression to reach users in low-connectivity environments.
Recipe Keeper functions as a flexible digital repository for users who prefer manual curation over the editorial-first approach of Guardian Feast.
Plan to Eat provides a high-trust, subscription-only environment for families, mirroring the subscription model of Guardian Feast but with more robust planning tools.
ReciMe competes for the same home-cook audience by aggregating social media content, though it relies on a freemium model rather than editorial curation.
Seed Oil Scout targets the same health-conscious demographic as Guardian Feast but focuses on restaurant ingredient transparency rather than home cooking.
Stashcook offers a multi-source import mechanism that simplifies recipe collection, directly addressing the needs of users who find manual entry tedious.
WUSA9 News serves the same regional news-reading habit but uses a veteran meteorology team to anchor its retention strategy.
Financial Times serves the same high-intent professional audience as The Guardian but focuses specifically on financial intelligence.
The Observer shares the same editorial heritage as The Guardian, offering a similar subscriber-only experience with integrated lifestyle content.
Potto provides an automated, budget-focused meal planning alternative that removes the need for manual recipe selection.
MS NOW targets the same political news audience but uses cable-provider authentication to gate its live streaming content.
Breaking News offers a frictionless, registration-free alternative to The Guardian for users who want immediate access to headlines.
Breaking News acts as a lightweight, ad-supported alternative for users who want rapid updates without the subscription friction of The Guardian.
New entrants(3)
Daily Bite offers a high-protein recipe library and broad import capabilities, competing for the same user base that values convenience and variety.
Recipe Keeper & Food Planner provides an AI-scanner utility for recipe ingestion, serving users who prioritize digitizing their own collections.
Spokane News provides hyper-local incident reporting that complements national news apps by focusing on immediate community safety.
