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Ricardo Dantas Goncalves
For apple ecosystem users who prioritize data privacy, offline functionality, and one-time purchase pricing models.
Known for
For apple ecosystem users who prioritize data privacy, offline functionality, and one-time purchase pricing models.
Providing privacy-first productivity and health tools for Apple users. Eliminating subscriptions in favor of one-time purchase models.
Target audience
Portfolio
Last updated
BragLog
v1.0
4mo ago
Primary focus
Privacy-focused productivity and health utilities
Scale
indie
Target audience
Apple ecosystem users who prioritize data privacy, offline functionality, and one-time purchase pricing models.
Released 4 updates across 4 apps in the last 6 months, indicating a highly active development cycle for a new portfolio.
4 apps analysed
iCloud-native sync provides native-app performance across Apple hardware
30-sound mixing engine provides granular environment control
One-time purchase model lowers the barrier to entry for individual power users
Single-market publisher — every app ships only to United States.
Based on 3 of 4 apps with localized market data — more coverage rolling in as scans complete · last scanned .
User-sentiment analysis coming soon.
Comms competes for the same professional productivity mindshare by positioning itself as the central hub for managing daily work inputs and status, directly challenging BragLog's goal of organizing professional output.
Strategic outlook coming soon.
What fed this analysis
Talkatoo competes for the same voice-to-action workflow, specifically targeting professional users who require automated documentation and structured output from their recordings.
Wavelogs directly challenges Recordus by offering a similar on-device AI transcription and summarization experience for general productivity.
This app competes by providing secure, on-device archival of conversational data, mirroring the privacy-focused utility of Recordus.
Both apps target the productivity-conscious professional looking to organize their work life through specialized input methods.
CalendarBridge competes for the user's daily productivity workflow by automating scheduling and synchronization tasks.
This app overlaps with BragLog by providing a structured environment for tracking professional activities and client-related data.
GeoSafe competes for the attention of professionals who require unified, real-time operational views to manage their daily responsibilities.
This app targets the same audience seeking automated work-rest cycles, emphasizing background functionality and ease of use.
Both apps utilize time-tracking as a core productivity tool, though this competitor focuses on presentation-specific utility rather than ambient focus environments.
While functionally different, it competes for the same 'Productivity' wallet share by offering utility-focused document management.
MagicWiki overlaps with Recordus in the knowledge management space, focusing on organizing captured thoughts into structured, searchable formats.
This app competes directly for the productivity-conscious user by offering structured session management and historical data tracking.
This is a high-velocity competitor that leverages AI and gamification to capture the same focus-oriented user base as LowfiTimer.
NotesDash competes for the quick-capture market, aiming to reduce the friction between having an idea and saving it.
leafone enters the productivity space with a focus on knowledge management that competes for the user's daily note-taking habits.
This newcomer targets the same professional need to capture and retrieve specific details about work interactions and contacts.
This app enters the space by targeting the niche of segment-based time management for professional presentations.
This newcomer competes by positioning itself as a minimalist alternative to distraction-heavy smartphone environments.
