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PumpApp Solutions AB
For local restaurant patrons and university students in Korea and Sweden requiring specific service-based utilities.
Known for마주
For local restaurant patrons and university students in Korea and Sweden requiring specific service-based utilities.
Providing digital tools for local business management and community coordination. They bridge the gap between niche service providers and their users.
Target audience
Portfolio
Free 42Last updated
마주
v1.0.0
9mo ago
Primary focus
Food & Drink service apps and local lifestyle utilities
Scale
studio
Target audience
Local restaurant patrons and university students in Korea and Sweden requiring specific service-based utilities.
Released 14 updates across 42 apps in the last 6 months, demonstrating a high-frequency maintenance and deployment cycle.
42 apps analysed
An offline network where you meet through QR codes and build trust. Create real connections through real-life encounters.
A smart karaoke app! Search for songs and analyze their vocal range with Spotify integration. Enjoy karaoke with friends!
This is a web service that allows you to reserve and register exercise facilities.
This is an app that allows you to check, add, and edit schedules by university and department.
This app allows you to easily search and learn water-related terminology. It provides over 600 water-related terms in Korean, English, and Chinese characters.
User-sentiment analysis coming soon.
Uber Eats competes directly by capturing the same local food ordering demand, leveraging massive scale and logistics to dominate the convenience-focused dining market.
Strategic outlook coming soon.
What fed this analysis
MAPS.ME dominates the offline navigation space, directly challenging Positive's goal of providing reliable location tracking and destination guidance for travelers.
This app directly competes for the same user base by offering comprehensive facility management, class scheduling, and membership control features.
CalenGoo serves as the primary nemesis because it dominates the productivity space with advanced synchronization and task management features that directly compete with university scheduling needs.
Caviar competes for the premium segment of the food ordering market by curating exclusive restaurant partnerships.
ChowNow serves as a direct threat by offering commission-free ordering tools specifically designed for independent restaurants like Aros Catering.
Get Eazy competes by providing a multi-restaurant marketplace platform that targets the same convenience-seeking demographic as Aros Catering.
This app competes by demonstrating how a single-brand entity can effectively use loyalty and rewards to drive mobile ordering.
DayBlocks competes by offering a visual time-blocking approach to scheduling that appeals to students managing heavy course loads.
This app competes for the attention of users seeking real-time situational awareness while navigating specific geographic regions.
CalendarBridge competes by solving the fragmentation of multiple calendars, a common pain point for students using school and personal accounts.
It overlaps with Positive by offering location-based discovery services for users looking to identify nearby points of interest.
This app competes for the same user base by providing pre-populated event calendars, a core utility for university students.
This app targets the student demographic through gamification and aesthetic appeal, competing for the same 'lifestyle' scheduling market.
It competes by offering a full-service digital suite including payments and loyalty systems for gym members.
This app targets the same operational niche by providing gym owners with booking and progress monitoring tools.
It competes by offering specialized class scheduling and booking management tailored for gym studio environments.
It competes for the same user segment looking for lightweight, offline-capable mapping tools for urban exploration.
This is a direct peer in the single-restaurant mobile ordering space, focusing on digital menu management and customer retention.
While utility-focused, it occupies the same food-tech ecosystem by providing essential tools for the culinary-engaged user base.
This app addresses food safety and management, overlapping with the operational concerns of a catering and food service business.
This app competes for the attention of food-focused users by providing content-driven engagement through recipes.
AgentCubed operates in the business productivity space, sharing the need for complex data distribution and management.
This app overlaps in the fitness tracking space, focusing on individual performance data and workout logging.
It shares the navigation space by offering community-driven features and AI-powered planning for specific regional travel.
This app manages complex client databases, similar to how our app manages university department and student data.
While focused on business, this app shares the same mobile-first workflow and task-tracking architecture as our scheduling tool.
This app targets the same travel-oriented audience by providing structured, offline-accessible guidance for specific destinations.
It competes for the navigation-focused user by providing predictive traffic analytics and live camera feeds.
It is a direct competitor in the gym planning and workout logging category with high feature density.
This peer competes by providing transit-specific navigation and disruption alerts for users in a shared travel ecosystem.
ProspectBoss competes for the user's time by offering a comprehensive communication and task-tracking suite.
This app competes for the same health-focused demographic by offering community-driven training and education.
It serves the same health-conscious audience by providing structured training plans and automated progress tracking.
Brewly is a new entrant focusing on the cafe segment, utilizing subscription models to capture recurring food and drink spend.
Leonidas is a new competitor in the loyalty space, specifically targeting the digitization of traditional paper-based reward cards.
This app targets the fitness market with a mix of personalized coaching and dynamic dance-based sessions.
A new entrant focusing on bi-directional sync, which directly challenges the data-integration capabilities of our scheduling app.
Chorus AI introduces AI-driven memory and agents, representing a shift toward proactive, intelligent scheduling assistants.
This newcomer focuses on high-utility indoor navigation, competing for the attention of travelers in specific transit hubs.
A new entrant that directly challenges Positive's core value proposition of offline location and navigation utility.
