moj.io
Motion for Audi connect
Publisher DNA
What defines moj.io?
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Portfolio
What does moj.io ship?
Apps
3 apps analysed
TireCheck camera-based tread monitoring functions as a unique maintenance utility for fleet operators
- Hardware-integrated dashcam ecosystem provides a defensible barrier against software-only fleet trackers
- Safety features
- Subscription model
Closed-loop dealership service integration
- Tracking vehicle location and monitoring driving safety scores provides useful data for vehicle owners
- Missing remote vehicle control features like locking and unlocking doors frustrates long-term brand loyalists
Single-market publisher, every app ships only to United States.
Based on 3 of 3 apps with localized market data · last scanned .
Americas (1)
- United States3 / 3
Core markets (3/3 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
0
Positive apps
1
Neutral / mixed
1
Negative apps
45/100
Avg sentiment score
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Who does moj.io compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(1)
FIXD competes directly for the vehicle diagnostic and health monitoring market, targeting the same DIY and business-owner demographic looking for actionable engine insights.
Contenders(8)
SaferCar competes by providing essential vehicle safety and recall monitoring, overlapping with the health-monitoring aspect of Force Fleet.
Tessie is a high-performance contender in the vehicle diagnostics and automation space, particularly for modern connected vehicles.
TrueLane competes on the telematics and driving behavior measurement front, which is a key component of fleet performance tracking.
Ikon Connect targets the same vehicle tracking and dealer-branded management space, focusing on asset recovery and fleet-adjacent connectivity.
Azuga competes by offering advanced driver behavior analytics and safety scoring, overlapping with Motion's safety-focused feature set.
ContiConnect competes by focusing on specialized tire health monitoring, targeting a similar segment of vehicle owners who prioritize fleet-style maintenance data.
DroneMobile competes by offering remote vehicle control and advanced GPS tracking, which are premium features often sought by the same luxury vehicle owner base.
Goodyear FleetHub competes by providing proactive maintenance alerts and tire data, appealing to users who want to minimize vehicle downtime.
Same space(8)
Equipment Mobile serves the heavy machinery and business fleet sector, directly overlapping with Force Fleet's business-owner target audience.
MyDucati provides manufacturer-specific vehicle management and maintenance tracking, serving a similar niche for specialized asset owners.
Nextbase competes in the dashcam and safety monitoring space, directly challenging Force Fleet's video-based liability protection features.
This app addresses the niche utility needs of vehicle owners, specifically focusing on technical vehicle codes and model-specific support.
GoTemp Pro relates to the broader category of asset management and technical documentation for connected hardware systems.
This app serves the automotive enthusiast segment, providing utility for vehicle modifications that impact overall vehicle performance and safety.
VCDS-Mobile offers dealer-level diagnostic capabilities, competing with the technical health-monitoring aspect of the Force Fleet solution.
This app addresses the specific maintenance sub-category of tire optimization, which is a component of broader vehicle health management.
New entrants(5)
TBar is a new entrant focusing on real-time status updates and menu bar integration, challenging the accessibility of fleet data.
Nod enters the safety space by focusing on personal well-being and emergency notification, competing for the user's attention regarding safety.
Machinemax is a new player in the business fleet space, focusing on organization-based management and AEMP API integration.
While primarily a productivity tool, it competes for the user's attention and mobile screen real estate within the utility category.
Washie Pro enters the connected device space by offering real-time monitoring of fluid and battery levels, overlapping with Motion's diagnostic capabilities.