Maxim Burlacenco
For smartphone users seeking to personalize device audio alerts or implement basic anti-theft and recovery features.
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Snapshot
Who is Maxim Burlacenco?
Providing mobile users with tools for device personalization and utility-based security. Helping individuals customize their audio experience and locate misplaced devices.
Target audience
Portfolio
Free 2Last updated
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v1.1.1
12mo ago
Publisher DNA
What defines Maxim Burlacenco?
Publisher DNA
Primary focus
Mobile utility and personalization tools
Scale
indie
Target audience
Smartphone users seeking to personalize device audio alerts or implement basic anti-theft and recovery features.
Signature Patterns
- •Subscription-based monetization model across all utility titles
- •Focus on single-function utility tools (audio editing, device location)
- •Integration of hardware-based triggers like acoustic detection and motion sensing
- •Minimalist feature sets designed for immediate user task completion
Portfolio momentum
Released 1 update across 2 apps in the last 6 months, indicating a maintenance-focused development cycle.
Portfolio
What does Maxim Burlacenco ship?
Apps
2 apps analysed
Single-market publisher, every app ships only to United States.
Based on 1 of 2 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 Maxim Burlacenco compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(1)
Users report: Both apps target users seeking device security through motion-based alarms and unauthorized access alerts. They share a subscription-based monetization model for anti-theft utility.
Contenders(10)
Both applications target users seeking audible phone recovery tools through sound-triggered mechanisms, creating direct competition for the same device-location use case.
Both apps target users who misplace their devices by utilizing acoustic clap-detection triggers to initiate a ringtone.
Users report: Both apps target users seeking device security through unauthorized access detection, specifically using front-camera photo capture to identify intruders.
Users report: Both applications compete for the same anti-theft utility audience by providing motion-triggered alerts to secure unattended mobile devices.
Both apps target users seeking physical device security, specifically through motion-based alarm triggers for public environments.
Both apps target users needing to locate misplaced phones via acoustic triggers, creating direct competition for the same utility-seeking audience.
Both apps target users seeking device security and recovery, competing for the same audience via overlapping motion-sensing and intruder-capture features.
Users report: Both apps target users seeking device security and anti-theft protection, with overlapping functionality in motion-based alarm systems.
Users report: Both apps target mobile device security through motion-based alarms and intruder photo capture, competing for users seeking anti-theft utilities.
Users report: Both applications target users seeking mobile anti-theft and device security tools, with overlapping functionality in motion-based alarms and intruder photo capture.
Same space(18)
Users report: ClapTrack serves the same audience by offering acoustic phone finding alongside charging and anti-theft alerts.
Find Air serves the same audience seeking device recovery but shifts the mechanism from acoustic triggers to a Bluetooth scanner for hardware tracking.
Crook Catcher targets the same security-conscious users by providing a comprehensive suite of motion and unplug alarms.
Users report: Anti Theft Alarm provides a similar security suite for the same audience, covering motion, charging, and location-based alerts.
WTMP targets the security-conscious segment of the same audience by focusing on visual evidence of unauthorized access.
ClapRing combines the same acoustic finding core with security alarms, directly overlapping with the feature set of Clap Detector.
Users report: Anti Theft Alarm targets the same security-conscious demographic but focuses on physical interaction alerts rather than acoustic phone finding.
Users report: aTheftAlarm targets the same audience by combining intruder surveillance with physical theft deterrence alarms.
Users report: ClapFind targets the same user base by combining acoustic location with anti-theft modes, using voice commands as a secondary trigger.
Find my phone - Device Finder targets the same audience with a focus on simple, sound-based recovery for misplaced devices.
Clap Finder serves the same audience by using acoustic recognition to help users locate misplaced devices.
This app focuses on the security aspect of the same audience, providing surveillance tools to identify unauthorized users.
This app targets the same security-conscious audience by providing alarms for various unauthorized device interactions.
This app targets the same security-conscious users, focusing on motion-triggered alarms for charging and public space protection.
This app targets productivity-focused users who use iOS Shortcuts to automate tasks, representing a broader utility set than the single-purpose Clap Detector.
Clap To Find Phone serves the same audience of users who frequently misplace devices, offering a similar acoustic trigger mechanism.
AntiSpy targets the same security-conscious users by providing motion-triggered alarms to deter unauthorized handling.
This app provides a similar acoustic recovery tool for users who misplace phones, emphasizing offline functionality and battery efficiency.
New entrants(2)
Clap Find My Phone targets the same audience with a focus on local audio processing for privacy-conscious users.
Phone Finder - Clap Alarm serves the same audience but differentiates through a local-only, privacy-first architecture.
The Analyst's Read
The bottom line on Maxim Burlacenco
Bottom line
The publisher maintains a lean, utility-focused portfolio that successfully captures demand for device customization and security. Their reliance on subscription models for simple tools suggests a strategy of maximizing lifetime value from high-intent, casual users.
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What fed this analysis
- Apps analyzed:
- 2
- With full intel:
- 0
- With overview:
- 2
- Website scraped:
- yes
- Social presence:
- no
