Jagat Tech
Publisher DNA
What defines Jagat Tech?
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Portfolio
What does Jagat Tech ship?
Apps
1 app analysed
SOS utility creates high switching costs
- The walkie-talkie feature provides a highly engaging and interactive way for friends to communicate
- Users report unauthorized subscription charges and automatic billing even after deleting the application from their devices
Distributed across 11 markets, strongest in Europe.
Based on 1 of 1 app with localized market data · last scanned .
Americas (3)
- Brazil1 / 1
- Mexico1 / 1
- United States1 / 1
Europe (6)
- France1 / 1
- Germany1 / 1
- Italy1 / 1
- Netherlands1 / 1
- Portugal1 / 1
›+1 more europe market
- Spain1 / 1
Asia-Pacific (2)
- Japan1 / 1
- South Korea1 / 1
Core markets (1/1 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
0
Positive apps
0
Neutral / mixed
1
Negative apps
25/100
Avg sentiment score
Rivals
Who does Jagat Tech compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(2)
Chatta competes for the same young adult demographic's social time through real-time voice and video interaction, diverting attention from Jagat's location-based social connectivity.
Both apps compete for the Gen Z social demographic, with Jagat focusing on location-based social gamification and Yubo on interest-based discovery. They overlap in their pursuit of high-frequency daily engagement through social features.
Contenders(10)
Users report: Both apps target young adults seeking social connection, with Jagat focusing on real-time location tracking and BFF on intentional friendship discovery.
Both apps compete for the same young adult demographic seeking social connectivity, though Jagat-Find Family & Friends centers on local location tracking while Azar focuses on interest-based global discovery.
Zenli competes by offering a focused, ad-free alternative to the ad-heavy and gamified experience of Jagat, targeting the same audience of families and friends requiring real-time location tracking.
Hugi competes for the same young adult demographic by prioritizing social discovery and conversation starters, whereas Jagat focuses on location-based safety and tracking.
Users report: Both apps target social connectivity among young adults, with BeFriend focusing on discovery via swipe-based profiles while Jagat focuses on persistent location tracking for existing social circles.
Piik competes by offering passive status sharing via home screen widgets, directly challenging the social connectivity utility of Jagat.
Both applications target families and friend groups for real-time location tracking, creating direct competition for user retention within the social networking category.
Users report: Both apps target young adults seeking social connection, with Jagat focusing on location-based safety and Dizkover on interest-based social discovery and Snapchat integration.
Both apps target family location monitoring, though they diverge in social versus utility-focused feature sets.
Both applications target the family location-sharing segment, competing for the same user base seeking real-time tracking and safety monitoring tools.
Same space(27)
Bump shares the location-based social discovery space but uses a gamified Scratch Map to drive daily habit formation.
Wave targets social discovery but uses a privacy-centric approach to social media linking.
Boo diverts the same young adult audience by focusing on personality compatibility rather than real-time location.
Findo targets the same location-sharing market but uses an account-free onboarding process to reduce friction.
Beer Buddy targets social coordination for friends but focuses on drink logging instead of general location tracking.
Litmatch offers a social discovery space for young adults that overlaps with Jagat's social features.
Family Nest targets the same family safety market with a focus on location history and place alerts.
OneLocator provides similar real-time location tracking for families but lacks the social gamification features of Jagat.
Find my Phone offers similar location-tracking utility but relies on aggressive billing that contrasts with Jagat's ad-monetization model.
Location Tracker offers location sharing and safe zones for friends and families.
Kiko provides video-based social discovery as an alternative to Jagat's location-based connectivity.
iSharing targets the same family coordination segment with a focus on long-term data retention rather than social exploration.
Find My is a native utility that competes for the same device and family tracking use cases as Jagat.
JusTalk provides communication tools that function as a secondary layer to Jagat's location-sharing features.
Justlo operates in the social discovery space but lacks the location-sharing utility found in Jagat.
Life360 competes for the same family-safety demographic by prioritizing automated crash detection over social gamification.
LivU focuses on instant video social discovery, competing for the same user base seeking spontaneous interaction.
Local Single targets local social connections, overlapping with the geographic focus of Jagat's location-sharing features.
Find My Phone, Friends&Family provides location-tracking utility for friends and family coordination.
Talkin provides voice-based social discovery that competes for the same young adult attention span as Jagat.
Family Locator focuses on family safety and location history similar to Jagat's core utility.
Plato coexists by providing a social-gaming layer that keeps users engaged without the need for location-based utility.
Renz competes for the same young adult social discovery audience using a swipe-to-match interface.
Familo targets family safety through location tracking and geofencing.
Wizz captures the same young adult demographic by using mandatory ID verification to gate social discovery.
Phone Tracker provides a similar location-sharing utility for private groups without the social gamification features.
Phone Tracker GPS offers similar family location tracking with geofencing capabilities.
New entrants(3)
ElderSafe targets family safety but focuses specifically on monitoring aging parents.
Phone Tracker provides location sharing for meet-ups but lacks the long-term retention loops of Jagat.
Family Locator offers a new entrant alternative for family location tracking and safety.