Living With
For patients undergoing pelvic health treatment and clinicians requiring remote guidance and progress tracking tools.
Squeezy
Snapshot
Who is Living With?
Providing clinician-designed digital tools for pelvic floor health management and remote patient monitoring.
Target audience
Portfolio
Free 2Last updated
Squeezy
v9.0.5
11mo ago
Publisher DNA
What defines Living With?
Publisher DNA
Primary focus
Medical apps for pelvic floor health
Scale
indie
Target audience
Patients undergoing pelvic health treatment and clinicians requiring remote guidance and progress tracking tools.
Origin
The publisher's products were developed by NHS-specialized physiotherapists to support structured pelvic health treatment programs.
Signature Patterns
- •Clinical-grade design developed by NHS-specialized physiotherapists
- •Monetization via a paid-upfront model for all titles
- •Integration with remote monitoring platforms for clinician data sharing
- •Consistent focus on visual and audio prompts for exercise guidance
Portfolio momentum
The publisher maintains an active development cycle with 5 updates released across their 2-app portfolio in the last 6 months.
Portfolio
What does Living With ship?
Apps
4 apps analysed
Analysis in progress
Analysis in progress
Single-market publisher, every app ships only to United States.
Based on 1 of 4 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 Living With compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(1)
Offers a similar pelvic floor training program for men with a subscription-based model.
Contenders(8)
Both apps target pelvic floor muscle training, with the rival offering a free, yoga-integrated alternative to the clinical, paid approach of Squeezy Men.
Both applications provide structured pelvic floor exercise programs, creating direct competition for users seeking clinical-grade health guidance.
Both apps target men performing pelvic floor exercises, creating direct competition for users seeking guided routines for bladder and bowel health.
Both apps provide pelvic floor muscle training routines, creating direct competition for users seeking digital exercise guidance despite the difference in target demographics.
Both apps target users managing pelvic floor health, creating direct competition for individuals seeking symptom management through exercise routines.
Both apps provide pelvic floor exercise routines, competing for users seeking muscle control and health improvements.
Both apps target men performing pelvic floor exercises, competing for the same user base seeking urogenital health management.
Both apps target users seeking pelvic floor exercise routines, competing directly for the same audience focused on bladder and bowel health management.
Same space(21)
Targets the same pelvic floor training audience with a high-volume, free-to-access model.
Benenden Health provides a broader private healthcare management platform that overlaps with Squeezy's clinical service delivery model.
Focuses on sexual performance training for men, overlapping with the pelvic floor health goals.
known for
Kegel Men: Men's Health
Offers a similar pelvic floor training plan but targets a broader audience with high-volume downloads.
Provides a standard pelvic floor training plan similar to the core functionality of the source app.
Provides broader health and fitness content that includes pelvic floor training as one component.
GDm-Health functions as a specialized remote monitoring tool for gestational diabetes, sharing Squeezy's clinical data-sharing model between patient and care team.
Complements pelvic floor training by providing a digital diary for tracking urinary habits.
Serves the pelvic floor training market with a free, no-signup utility tool.
Serves the same pelvic floor training market with gender-specific programs and guided routines.
Shares the pelvic floor training space while adding supplementary fitness routines for broader health.
Provides similar pelvic floor training exercises with added hardware support for wearable devices.
Competes for the same pelvic floor training demographic by prioritizing user discretion and privacy.
This app serves the broader reproductive health category, offering cycle tracking as a consumer-facing alternative to Squeezy's clinical pelvic floor focus.
Supports pelvic floor health by providing a digital bladder diary for clinical tracking.
Sword Health provides a similar clinical-grade remote monitoring experience but targets musculoskeletal recovery through B2B employer-sponsored channels.
Targets men seeking pelvic floor health through structured, research-backed training plans.
Targets men with structured pelvic floor strengthening exercises and tracking tools.
Provides structured, research-based pelvic floor training programs for men.
Provides a systematic approach to pelvic floor training for men focused on performance.
Addresses pelvic floor health through a clinical-grade approach that requires proprietary hardware.
New entrants(2)
Combines pelvic floor training with motivational content to build healthy habits.
Focuses on pelvic floor training with a privacy-first approach and no account requirements.
The Analyst's Read
The bottom line on Living With
Bottom line
Living With Ltd is a disciplined medical publisher that has successfully carved out a high-trust niche by integrating patient-facing exercise tools with professional clinical monitoring workflows.
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What fed this analysis
- Apps analyzed:
- 2
- With full intel:
- 0
- With overview:
- 2
- Website scraped:
- yes
- Social presence:
- yes
