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Pasi Salenius
For technical professionals, developers, and Finnish commuters who prioritize data privacy and native Apple platform features.
Known forProxygen
For technical professionals, developers, and Finnish commuters who prioritize data privacy and native Apple platform features.
Providing privacy-focused utilities and developer tools that leverage deep Apple ecosystem integration for technical professionals and outdoor enthusiasts.
Target audience
Portfolio
Free 3Last updated
Proxygen
v5.1
2mo ago
Primary focus
Privacy-first utilities and developer tools
Scale
indie
Target audience
Technical professionals, developers, and Finnish commuters who prioritize data privacy and native Apple platform features.
Origin
Established by Pasi Salenius, a Senior iOS Engineer and former information security consultant.
Extremely high maintenance cadence with 17 releases in the last 6 months and the most recent update occurring within the last week.
4 apps analysed
SwiftNIO-based architecture delivers high-speed asynchronous network performance
Single-market publisher — every app ships only to United States.
Based on 1 of 4 apps with localized market data — more coverage rolling in as scans complete · last scanned .
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Positive apps
1
Neutral / mixed
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Negative apps
50/100
Avg sentiment score
Json Genie competes for the same developer workflow by providing robust data manipulation and viewing capabilities that overlap with Proxygen's need for inspecting and editing API payloads.
Strategic outlook coming soon.
What fed this analysis
This app acts as a comprehensive mobile IDE, competing for the same 'professional developer' user base that Proxygen targets for API debugging.
This app competes for the developer's mobile toolset by offering a full compilation environment that serves as an alternative for backend testing.
Tablewright targets the same developer demographic by focusing on data-layer inspection and manipulation within the mobile development lifecycle.
This tool overlaps with Proxygen by providing specialized testing utilities for backend developers working with iOS push services.
ShadowTerm shares the professional developer audience, focusing on connectivity and remote access tools for mobile workflows.
Moshi competes for the same professional developer segment by offering high-end terminal connectivity and secure key management.
This app competes for the developer's time by providing AI-assisted browsing, which is often used for quick API documentation lookups.
This newcomer targets the developer tool space by providing a native interface for Gitea, competing for the same professional workflow attention.
Muxy is a new entrant focusing on remote terminal control and Git management, directly challenging Proxygen's utility for mobile developers.
