MarineTraffic Applications
MarineTraffic - Ship Tracking
Snapshot
Publisher DNA
What defines MarineTraffic Applications?
AI intelligence is not yet available for MarineTraffic Applications. The portfolio data below is up to date.
Portfolio
What does MarineTraffic Applications ship?
Apps
1 app analysed
World’s #1 vessel tracker. Live AIS with ship ETAs, fleet & port data worldwide.
AR-based identification increases session duration
- Real-time vessel tracking provides essential situational awareness for commercial fishing and recreational maritime navigation
- Post-update UI changes and map rendering failures prevent users from visualizing vessel locations effectively
Single-market publisher, every app ships only to United States.
Based on 1 of 1 app with localized market data · last scanned .
Americas (1)
- United States1 / 1
Core markets (1/1 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
0
Positive apps
0
Neutral / mixed
1
Negative apps
20/100
Avg sentiment score
Rivals
Who does MarineTraffic Applications compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(1)
Both apps target maritime professionals and enthusiasts with real-time AIS vessel tracking, competing directly for the same user base through freemium models.
Same space(20)
Flight Tracker serves the same logistics-tracking audience but shifts the focus from maritime vessels to aviation.
Live Earth Map serves the same general mapping audience by providing satellite-based location and route planning tools.
GPS Speedometer provides high-accuracy tracking for the same mobile-first audience that requires reliable metrics in offline environments.
MapXplorer serves the same navigation audience with a focus on offline functionality, similar to the needs of maritime users in low-connectivity areas.
Street View Map serves the same navigation audience by providing 3D map exploration and location tracking tools.
GPS Satellite View provides general location tracking that serves as a broader, non-specialized alternative to maritime-specific maps.
MarineRadar is a direct substitute for vessel tracking, competing for the same maritime professional and enthusiast user base.
Moovit targets the same mobile-first navigation user base but specializes in urban transit and multimodal commuting.
TZ iBoat is a direct competitor in the boating navigation space, offering specialized tools for coastal sailing and fishing.
Sygic provides navigation for drivers, acting as a terrestrial alternative to MarineTraffic's maritime-focused routing.
Live Earth Map 3D competes for the same mapping user base by offering high-resolution satellite imagery for global exploration.
Map Drive provides driver-assistance tools that complement the navigation needs of users who also require traffic enforcement alerts.
TomTom competes for the same navigation-focused user base by offering a privacy-centric, ad-free alternative to ad-supported mapping tools.
GPS Maps & Voice Navigation serves the same navigation-focused audience with voice-guided directions and 3D map views.
Transit serves the same urban navigation audience but focuses on public transport rather than maritime logistics.
Live Earth Map serves the same general mapping audience, providing satellite imagery and route finding for travelers.
Odysseus provides specialized navigation for heavy vehicles, serving the professional logistics segment that overlaps with maritime fleet management.
Live Satellite View serves the same mapping audience by providing 3D earth views and route finding capabilities.
GPS Tracking serves the same location-monitoring audience, focusing on family safety and contact tracking.
Neshan serves the same navigation-heavy audience by providing specialized routing for local traffic restrictions and air pollution monitoring.
New entrants(1)
RouteXL serves the same logistics-focused audience as MarineTraffic, but focuses on truck-specific road restrictions.
