EE
EE: Mobile, broadband & tech
Publisher DNA
What defines EE?
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Portfolio
What does EE ship?
Apps
1 app analysed
- Reliable fiber optic installation services provided by third-party technicians receive positive feedback from new customers
- Authentication loops and technical errors prevent users from accessing account management features after the latest update
Single-market publisher, every app ships only to United States.
Based on 1 of 1 app with localized market data · last scanned .
Americas (1)
- United States1 / 1
Core markets (1/1 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
0
Positive apps
0
Neutral / mixed
1
Negative apps
15/100
Avg sentiment score
Rivals
Who does EE compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(1)
Both applications serve as centralized account management portals for major UK telecom providers, directly competing for the same customer base to handle billing, plan adjustments, and usage tracking.
Contenders(4)
Both applications function as centralized portals for managing broadband services, including data package renewals and Wi-Fi configuration settings.
Both apps provide account management and hardware control for broadband customers, directly competing for the same household connectivity management use case.
Genesis Broadband competes for the same broadband account management audience as the EE app, providing direct tools for billing and usage tracking.
Both apps serve as primary account management portals for major UK telecommunications providers, competing for the same subscriber base to handle billing, usage, and service support.
Same space(20)
360 Broadband IQ serves as a regional ISP utility that mirrors EE's broadband-management and parental-control feature set.
Wifi Manager provides network diagnostic tools that overlap with the WiFi control and connectivity features found in the EE app.
Mobile Data Management provides enterprise-level usage analytics that serve as a professional alternative to the consumer-focused data tracking in EE's app.
ATC Broadband provides home network management tools that directly overlap with the WiFi control features offered by EE.
FOCUS Broadband functions as a service portal for account management and billing, mirroring the primary utility of the EE app.
Bitdefender Parental Control offers safety monitoring that integrates with broader security suites, serving as an adjacent utility to EE's broadband services.
Bouygues Telecom serves the same subscriber base as EE by providing a centralized service-layer tool for account management and fixed-line hardware control.
Cox WiFi by Spectrum functions as a mandatory management portal for proprietary gateway hardware, mirroring the broadband-control utility of the EE app.
My Data Manager competes with EE's mobile-usage tracking by providing granular, multi-interface data monitoring for users on capped plans.
FlashGet Kids provides parental safety tools that overlap with the household management features found in broadband-centric apps like EE.
NETGEAR Nighthawk acts as a hardware-specific management interface that competes with EE's broadband control features by gating security services behind a cloud account.
Nutcracker provides AI-driven parental monitoring that serves as a non-invasive alternative to the restrictive controls found in broadband apps like EE.
Ohana provides parental control tools that manage household digital habits, serving as an adjacent utility to EE's broadband management.
MMGuardian offers parental safety monitoring that complements the connectivity management features provided by EE's broadband services.
AirDroid Parental Control serves the same family-focused segment as EE's broadband controls by offering cross-platform monitoring and safety tools.
u-mee Control provides a centralized management portal for bundled services, acting as a direct retention tool similar to EE's account management app.
Grace offers parental control features that manage device usage, acting as a standalone safety utility for families.
FamiSafe targets the same household-management audience as EE by providing digital habit monitoring that complements broadband-level parental controls.
Net Nanny provides parental monitoring that functions as an adjacent safety utility for households using EE's broadband connectivity.
WiFi Radar+ provides diagnostic network tools that compete with the connectivity-management utility of the EE app.
