OK a.m.b.a.
OK: Tank, oplad, vask, parker
Snapshot
Publisher DNA
What defines OK a.m.b.a.?
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Portfolio
What does OK a.m.b.a. ship?
Apps
3 apps analysed
Analysis in progress
Total-cost transparency builds brand trust.
- The widget integration provides a convenient way to monitor electricity prices directly from the home screen
- Frequent data loading failures prevent users from accessing real-time electricity prices on their mobile devices
Single-market publisher, every app ships only to United States.
Based on 2 of 3 apps with localized market data, more coverage rolling in as scans complete · 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
0
Negative apps
45/100
Avg sentiment score
Rivals
Who does OK a.m.b.a. compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(2)
Both apps target energy consumers seeking to manage costs through hourly usage tracking and price monitoring.
Both apps target Danish energy consumers by providing variable electricity price tracking and consumption monitoring to help users manage household costs.
Contenders(10)
Both applications provide real-time electricity price tracking and home screen widgets to help users manage energy costs. They compete by targeting the same utility-focused user base, though they currently operate in distinct geographic markets.
Both apps target Danish consumers by providing real-time electricity price monitoring and total-cost transparency to help users manage household energy expenses.
Both applications target household utility management, but OK Hjem focuses on automated electricity price monitoring while EHW+ requires manual entry for a broader range of utilities including water and heating.
Both apps target Danish households with real-time electricity price monitoring and consumption tracking to manage energy costs.
Both apps provide electricity spot price tracking for consumers, competing for users seeking real-time energy cost visibility.
Both applications provide home screen widgets to track real-time electricity prices for users managing household energy costs. They compete directly for the attention of homeowners and electric vehicle owners who rely on glanceable data to time their energy consumption.
Both apps target energy-conscious users with widget-based price monitoring, directly competing for home screen real estate among users tracking electricity market rates.
Both apps target Danish users with real-time electricity price tracking and consumption monitoring, creating direct competition for household energy management.
Both apps target Danish households by providing hourly electricity price tracking and consumption monitoring to reduce energy costs. They compete directly for users seeking to manage household utility expenses through real-time data.
Both apps target users seeking to manage electricity costs via spot price monitoring. They compete for the same Danish audience by offering price transparency and consumption planning tools.
Same space(19)
AE Charging Point overlaps with OK's EV charging functionality but adds remote hardware management for station owners.
Chargemap provides the same navigation and charging utility as OK but operates on a larger, community-powered scale across Europe.
Chevron competes with OK's mobile payment and loyalty features by embedding fuel authorization directly into the dashboard.
DrivstoffAppen provides direct competition for OK's fuel price tracking and station location utility in the Norwegian market.
Fastned serves the same high-speed charging segment as OK but operates a proprietary network rather than a multi-service hub.
Freshmile serves the same EV charging segment as OK but focuses on cross-border European coverage rather than localized Danish utility.
Gexa Energy focuses on smart home device integration to manage energy usage goals through direct thermostat control.
Share Energy acts as an administrative platform for utility bill payments and document management.
Benzínky competes with OK's navigation and station-finding utility by focusing on fuel cost optimization.
This app serves as a multi-utility tracker for water, gas, and heat, whereas OK Hjem focuses exclusively on electricity.
Octopus Energy functions as a full-service utility account manager that links dynamic pricing to hardware control for EV and solar owners.
Osprey competes for the same EV-driving audience as OK by providing rapid charging infrastructure in the UK.
This app functions as a direct utility provider portal that manages customer switching and billing alongside consumption tracking.
ScottishPower serves as a centralized utility portal for managing dual fuel accounts, meter readings, and billing alongside usage tracking.
So Energy provides a utility account management interface for tracking usage and handling payments.
ChargeFlow targets the same EV-driving audience as OK but differentiates through a mission-driven charitable model.
This app targets the same electricity management audience but includes integrated smart charging controls for electric vehicles.
Uswitch combines energy usage monitoring with financial incentives for balancing the grid during peak times.
Open Charge Map acts as a foundational data source for the charging navigation features found in OK.