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
- Patented tire tread monitoring creates a defensible hardware-software integration advantage.
AI-powered TireCheck tool provides a direct affiliate revenue stream
- Vehicle health monitoring and driver scoring provide users with actionable insights into their daily driving habits
- Hardware connectivity drops frequently, requiring manual restarts that prevent the service from functioning as a reliable tracker
- Vehicle location tracking and trip monitoring provide useful insights for drivers wanting to analyze their habits
- Missing remote control features like door locking and unlocking frustrate users accustomed to the previous application
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
0
Neutral / mixed
2
Negative apps
33/100
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(7)
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.
DroneMobile competes by offering remote vehicle control and advanced GPS tracking, which are premium features often sought by the same luxury vehicle owner base.
Users report: Waylens targets the same vehicle security and monitoring demographic but focuses on visual data capture rather than OBD-II diagnostics.
Lonsdor competes in the automotive utility space by providing specialized hardware-linked tools for key and TPMS management.
Same space(7)
Equipment Mobile serves the heavy machinery and business fleet sector, directly overlapping with Force Fleet's business-owner target audience.
Nextbase competes in the dashcam and safety monitoring space, directly challenging Force Fleet's video-based liability protection features.
MyDucati provides manufacturer-specific vehicle management and maintenance tracking, serving a similar niche for specialized asset owners.
This app addresses the niche utility needs of vehicle owners, specifically focusing on technical vehicle codes and model-specific support.
This app addresses the vehicle customization and maintenance niche, overlapping with the broader 'car ownership experience' category.
VCDS-Mobile offers dealer-level diagnostic capabilities, competing with the technical health-monitoring aspect of the Force Fleet solution.
Mobile KD operates in the automotive utility category, focusing on remote data management for vehicle hardware.
New entrants(3)
TBar is a new entrant focusing on real-time status updates and menu bar integration, challenging the accessibility of fleet data.
While primarily a productivity tool, it competes for the user's attention and mobile screen real estate within the utility category.
Machinemax is a new player in the business fleet space, focusing on organization-based management and AEMP API integration.
