oBytes
Data Usage
Publisher DNA
What defines oBytes?
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Portfolio
What does oBytes ship?
Apps
2 apps analysed
App badge integration provides instant status visibility without requiring full app launches
- Accurate cellular and wifi data monitoring provides users with essential monthly usage visibility
- Inaccurate data reporting creates significant discrepancies between app stats and carrier network logs
Multi-plan monitoring supports complex user needs
- Granular data tracking features provide users with precise control over cellular and wifi usage
- Inaccurate data reporting following recent updates leads to significant discrepancies between app and provider
Single-market publisher, every app ships only to United States.
Based on 2 of 2 apps with localized market data · last scanned .
Americas (1)
- United States2 / 2
Core markets (2/2 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 oBytes compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(1)
Both apps target users requiring data plan management and forecasting, but the rival's free model and functional widget directly challenge the paid, widget-broken Data Usage Pro.
Contenders(10)
Offers professional-grade diagnostic tools for users who require more depth than the basic tracking found in Data Usage Pro.
Databit competes for the same utility-focused user base at an identical $1.99 price point, directly addressing the technical regressions in widget functionality that currently hinder Data Usage Pro. The rival offers real-time visualization and lock screen access, which serves as a functional alternative for users frustrated by the lack of maintenance in the source app.
Both apps target mobile users requiring cellular and Wi-Fi consumption tracking, with overlapping functionality in real-time monitoring and app badge integration.
Both apps target users requiring granular control over cellular and Wi-Fi data consumption, with the rival offering a free, widget-centric alternative to the paid Data Usage Pro.
Both apps target users requiring data usage monitoring and overage prevention, with the rival directly addressing the widget functionality gap identified in the source app.
Both apps target mobile users managing cellular data consumption through usage tracking and home screen widgets.
Both apps target mobile users needing data tracking at the same 1.99 dollar price point, creating direct competition for users seeking utility-focused monitoring tools.
Both apps target iOS users needing data monitoring, with the rival directly competing for the widget-based utility segment where Data Usage Pro currently struggles with broken functionality.
BeeData Widget competes by offering a free, widget-first monitoring experience that directly addresses the broken widget functionality currently hindering Data Usage Pro users.
Both apps target users requiring cellular and WiFi data monitoring, with the rival directly competing for the widget-based utility segment where Data Usage Pro currently fails.
Same space(12)
Targets prepaid users with forecasting features, though it suffers from a long development gap similar to Data Usage Pro.
Targets users requiring multi-plan management, expanding on the multi-plan tracking feature of Data Usage Pro.
Monitors data via a VPN profile, creating a technical alternative to the standard tracking used by Data Usage Pro.
Targets users with strict data caps, though it fails to provide the reliable tracking metrics found in Data Usage Pro.
Provides a high-utility, widget-first experience that directly addresses the feature gap in Data Usage Pro.
Focuses on data management through limit-setting, providing a similar utility to the custom counters in Data Usage Pro.
Provides forecasting and visualization for limited-plan users, competing with the predictive engine in Data Usage Pro.
Offers a comprehensive suite of data management tools similar to Data Usage Pro but struggles with low user satisfaction.
Provides status bar monitoring for network speed and data usage, serving as a lightweight alternative to Data Usage Pro.
Tracks app-specific activity rather than network data, serving as an adjacent digital wellbeing tool for the same mobile user base.
Focuses on travel-specific data estimation, serving as a niche planning tool for users concerned about roaming overages.
Targets users seeking ad-free data tracking, though it suffers from the same widget-rendering failures as Data Usage Pro.
New entrants(2)
Offers a privacy-focused alternative to Data Usage Pro, using a one-time purchase model to attract users.
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