Klaas Kremer
For hobbyists and professionals seeking specific functional tools, including home cooks, travelers, and social groups.
Snapshot
Who is Klaas Kremer?
Providing high-precision utility tools and niche calculators for culinary enthusiasts, travelers, and social groups.
Target audience
Portfolio
Free 6Last updated
Ultimate Travel Tip Calculator
v2026.05
6mo ago
Publisher DNA
What defines Klaas Kremer?
Publisher DNA
Primary focus
Niche utility tools and enthusiast calculators
Scale
studio
Target audience
Hobbyists and professionals seeking specific functional tools, including home cooks, travelers, and social groups.
Portfolio momentum
Maintained a steady update cadence with 4 releases in the last 6 months, despite a high percentage of legacy apps being in maintenance.
Portfolio
What does Klaas Kremer ship?
Apps
20 apps analysed
Single-market publisher, every app ships only to United States.
Based on 3 of 20 apps with localized market data, more coverage rolling in as scans complete · last scanned .
Americas (1)
- United States3 / 3
Core markets (3/3 apps)
Rivals
Who does Klaas Kremer compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(4)
Both apps target craft beer enthusiasts, but DigitalPour captures users via real-time venue inventory integration while Beerista relies on manual user-generated content.
Both apps target blackjack players, but they serve distinct use cases: real-time decision support for active play versus interactive memorization drills for pre-game training.
Both apps target photographers and planners with solar trajectory visualization, creating direct competition for users seeking precise celestial positioning tools.
Both apps target dart players with scoring utilities, but Score Darts Scorekeeper captures the casual segment via a free-to-play model and automated voice-based input.
Contenders(34)
Both apps target photographers and outdoor planners by visualizing solar trajectories. They compete directly on the utility of solar positioning and AR-based tracking.
Darts base competes for the same dart scoring audience by offering free access to online games and tournament features that Darts Score Pro lacks.
Both apps target dart players requiring digital scoring tools, with Dartly competing for the same user base by offering a free alternative to the paid Darts Score Pro.
Both apps target blackjack players, but the rival focuses on training and card counting education while the target app serves as a real-time decision utility.
Both apps target beer enthusiasts by providing a digital journal for tracking tasting notes and ratings. They compete directly for users seeking to document personal flavor preferences.
Both apps target the same user base seeking Blackjack decision support, but the rival captures users through a free training model while the target app charges for real-time utility.
Both apps target blackjack players, with the rival offering a broader suite of training tools compared to the target app's focus on real-time decision support.
Both apps target users needing solar trajectory data for planning, with overlapping functionality in solar path visualization and free pricing models.
Both applications target craft beer enthusiasts, but they diverge on the core utility of personal journaling versus external catalog discovery.
Both apps target beer enthusiasts by providing manual logging journals for documenting tasting experiences and personal preferences.
Both apps target blackjack players, with the rival capturing users through free educational training while the target app provides paid real-time decision support during active play.
Both apps provide solar trajectory tracking for planning purposes, competing for users who need to visualize sunlight patterns for photography, property evaluation, or outdoor work.
Both apps target individuals seeking to improve Blackjack performance, but they diverge between a real-time utility tool and a gamified training environment.
Both apps target dart players, but Swipe Darts provides a virtual throwing simulation while Darts Score Pro functions as a utility for managing real-world matches.
Both apps target blackjack players, but they serve distinct use cases: real-time decision support during live play versus long-term skill acquisition through simulated training.
Both apps target photographers and outdoor enthusiasts by providing AR-based solar trajectory tracking and location-based celestial data.
Both apps target photographers and property owners with solar positioning tools, creating direct competition for users needing sunlight analysis for planning.
Both apps target beer enthusiasts tracking tasting history, but Sipstr automates entry via AI label scanning while Beerista relies on manual input.
Both apps target the same audience of casual and competitive dart players by providing digital score tracking for standard games like 501 and Cricket.
Both apps target dart players with scoring utilities, competing for the same user base through overlapping x01 game modes and paid-utility positioning.
Both apps target the same user base for digital cricket scorekeeping, with Cricket - Scoreboard focusing on simplified input while Darts Score Pro offers broader game variety.
Both apps target beer enthusiasts, but Beer Map focuses on location-based check-ins while Beerista centers on manual sensory tasting documentation.
Both apps target beer enthusiasts, but the rival automates data entry via image recognition while Beerista relies on manual user input for tracking.
Both apps target dart players requiring digital score tracking for x01 game variants. They compete directly for users seeking to manage match scoring on mobile devices.
SunCast targets the same photography and planning audience as Sun Position Viewer, offering overlapping AR solar trajectory tracking at a zero-cost price point.
Both apps target photographers and homeowners by using augmented reality to visualize solar trajectories and daylight patterns for specific locations.
Both apps target the same audience of dart players requiring digital scoring tools for matches and practice sessions. They compete directly on the utility of managing game scores.
Both apps target the same segment of casual and competitive dart players by providing digital scorekeeping for X01 and Cricket formats.
Both apps target photographers and homeowners with AR-based solar tracking, creating direct competition for users seeking accessible solar path visualization.
Both apps target photographers and travelers with solar tracking and augmented reality features, creating direct competition for users seeking precise sunlight data.
Both apps target Blackjack players, but they serve distinct phases of the player journey: real-time decision support versus long-term skill acquisition.
Both apps target blackjack players, but they serve distinct use cases: real-time gameplay support versus long-term skill mastery.
Both apps target photographers and property evaluators by providing free solar trajectory tracking and sun path visualization tools.
Both apps target craft beer enthusiasts as digital tasting journals, competing for the same user base seeking to document sensory details and personal notes.
Same space(69)
Extends the darts experience into tournament management, serving as a hub for local event discovery.
Sun Pathway targets the same real estate and home evaluation audience by visualizing sunlight patterns for property assessment.
This app targets the same professional photography and architectural planning audience as Sun Position Viewer by providing specialized solar path prediction tools.
It directly competes by providing real-time odds, serving as a transparent alternative to basic strategy cards.
Targets casual players with a basic scoring interface, though it faces churn risks due to development stagnation.
Offers a wide variety of game modes for free, positioning itself as a comprehensive utility for diverse dart formats.
Bridges the gap between casual party play and competitive practice through a clean, dual-purpose interface.
It emphasizes realistic control through gestures, appealing to users who prioritize tactile interaction over simple strategy support.
Notifies users of beer availability at nearby venues, providing real-time discovery utility that Beerista lacks.
Combines social networking with a global beer database, providing a community-driven experience for beer enthusiasts.
Automates data entry for coffee inventory and brewing, demonstrating the AI-driven efficiency that Beerista currently lacks.
This app provides similar solar and lunar timing data for users requiring location-specific celestial information.
Simplifies home brewing data entry, serving as a specialized alternative for users who document their own beer production.
Curates a directory of pubs for real ale enthusiasts, offering a specialized discovery tool for the UK market.
Provides a massive, user-contributed database of 5 million unique wines, setting the standard for inventory management.
Tracks taste preferences to provide personalized recommendations, directly addressing the flavor-discovery gap in Beerista.
Captures the professional-grade segment by integrating MasterCaller audio and social network effects that exceed basic scoring tools.
It provides a direct, ad-free utility for strategy practice, functioning as a close functional peer to the source.
It provides a comprehensive simulation that includes strategy hints, serving as a broader alternative to dedicated tools.
It specializes in card counting drills, serving as a technical training tool rather than a general gameplay app.
Functions as a social utility for beer discovery and rating, capturing the mass-market audience Beerista targets.
My Sunset focuses on the same solar event timing as Sun Position Viewer but targets the specific niche of sunset quality forecasting.
This app provides a similar solar tracking utility for outdoor planning but focuses on timing rather than trajectory visualization.
Sunlitt serves the same user base of architects and photographers by providing high-precision shadow analysis and solar event timing.
It extends the blackjack experience to wearable devices, competing for users who value hardware-agnostic strategy practice.
This app targets the same professional solar installation and photography market with trajectory and elevation data.
Offers a visual input method that mimics a physical dartboard, appealing to users who prefer tactile digital interfaces.
Functions as a 3D simulation alternative for users seeking realistic physics rather than just a scorekeeping utility.
Tracks lifetime beer consumption and brewery visits, offering a broader social scope than Beerista.
Solis targets the same home environment analysis audience by calculating sunlight hours for specific rooms.
It focuses on the mechanical skills of advantage play, serving as a niche tool for serious card counters.
Provides a lightweight, free alternative for players who require basic Cricket and X01 functionality without advanced features.
This app serves the same photography and travel planning audience by providing sun path tracking and event reminders.
Serves as a free, high-volume alternative for casual players who prioritize automated statistics over paid utility.
This app serves the same solar planning audience by providing real-time sun path visualization for renewable energy installations.
Offers expert-verified tasting notes and maturity guidance, providing a professional alternative to Beerista's manual logging.
Provides technical guidelines for beer styles, serving as a reference for users who want to understand sensory details.
It targets users seeking educational simulation alongside gameplay, overlapping with the strategy-focused audience of the source app.
Provides a 3D simulation experience that competes for the time of casual players who want both scoring and gameplay.
It focuses on authentic casino rule simulation, serving as a preparatory tool for real-world casino visits.
Targets serious league participants by providing granular performance metrics that basic scorekeepers lack.
This app serves the same photography and outdoor planning audience by providing solar and lunar phase data.
This app provides a social-casino experience with tournaments and live interactions, catering to a social-first audience.
Manages wine collections with financial tracking, competing for the same collector-focused user segment as Beerista.
Sun Seeker competes for the same professional field-scouting market by providing high-accuracy solar and shadow data for architects and photographers.
It offers a high-fidelity simulation without the typical freemium gambling mechanics, appealing to serious strategy learners.
Provides a crowdsourced platform for beer ratings and discovery, acting as a social alternative to Beerista.
Uses label scanning for wine identification, offering a low-friction entry point for users who find Beerista's manual logging tedious.
Provides a simple, ad-free scoring utility for casual users who prefer a minimal interface.
Utilizes on-device camera AI to automate scoring, removing the manual input friction present in standard scorekeepers.
This app serves the same professional segment of architects and engineers by providing high-precision celestial data.
The app offers a gamified casino experience that contrasts with the utility-focused approach of the source app.
This app provides similar solar and lunar path tracking for photography and home environment analysis.
It focuses on long-term retention through win streaks and daily challenges, appealing to casual players.
Leverages professional audio branding to provide a premium, one-time purchase experience for fans of the PDC.
Positions itself as a coaching platform rather than a simple scorer, focusing on long-term player improvement.
This app captures casual players who prefer free, ad-supported gameplay over the paid utility model of the source.
Users report: This app targets health-conscious users by utilizing solar positioning data to calculate specific UVB exposure windows.
Provides expert-written content and reviews, acting as a knowledge source for the audience Beerista serves.
Acts as the primary social journal for beverage enthusiasts, creating a discovery loop that Beerista lacks.
Uses AI for beer recognition, offering a modern, automated alternative to Beerista's manual entry.
It shares the paid, ad-free utility model but suffers from technical stagnation, serving as a cautionary example.
Manages the brewing process for hobbyists, serving as a specialized tool for those who create rather than just taste beer.
Connects users to 8 million offers from 55,000 merchants, serving as a reference tool for beer and spirits.
Incentivizes exploration through a loyalty program at physical locations, competing for the same social-drinker audience.
Targets the arcade-sports demographic with a swipe-to-throw mechanic that prioritizes quick-session engagement over manual scorekeeping.
Acts as a direct free competitor for users seeking a straightforward, no-frills scoring calculator for X01 and Cricket.
Focuses on professional-grade match management and performance analytics for players looking to improve their game.
Solar Watch targets the same professional site planning audience by providing high-precision solar and lunar tracking.
New entrants(3)
Integrates hardware and camera-based scoring to provide a professional-level platform for serious players.
Enables rapid beer logging via wearable devices, offering a high-frequency tracking mechanism that Beerista lacks.
Focuses on private, map-based memory-keeping, serving as a non-social alternative to Beerista's tasting journal.
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What fed this analysis
- Apps analyzed:
- 20
- With full intel:
- 0
- With overview:
- 20
- Website scraped:
- yes
- Social presence:
- no