Roku, Inc. & its affiliates
Roku Remote (Official)
Snapshot
Publisher DNA
What defines Roku, Inc. & its affiliates?
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Portfolio
What does Roku, Inc. & its affiliates ship?
Apps
3 apps analysed
Analysis in progress
Set up your devices, customize settings, and monitor your home—from anywhere
Unified device grouping simplifies management across diverse smart home hardware.
- Integration with television displays provides a convenient way to monitor home security feeds
- Frequent authentication errors force users to sign in repeatedly, disrupting the daily monitoring habit
500+ Live TV channels, hit movies, Originals, sports and kids’ entertainment.
Analysis in progress
Single-market publisher, every app ships only to United States.
Based on 1 of 3 apps with localized market data, more coverage rolling in as scans complete · 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
35/100
Avg sentiment score
Rivals
Who does Roku, Inc. & its affiliates compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(1)
Both apps compete for the same smart home user base by providing centralized control for IoT hardware, though they diverge on hardware-specific integration versus platform-agnostic aggregation.
Contenders(10)
This app provides IP camera viewing, competing for the same camera management audience as Roku.
Both applications serve as central management interfaces for residential smart hardware, competing for the same user base seeking remote control of lighting and security devices.
Merkury Smart competes for the same smart home user by offering a similar suite of Wi-Fi cameras, plugs, and lighting hardware that requires centralized mobile management.
Both apps target smart home management, with Roku focusing on camera feed monitoring and the rival focusing on network discovery and device status checklists.
Both applications provide centralized control for smart home hardware, including plugs, lighting, and camera monitoring, creating direct feature overlap for users managing home automation.
SensForge competes for the same home monitoring audience by offering a freemium model that eliminates the mandatory subscription fees currently driving negative sentiment in the Roku Smart Home experience.
Both apps compete for the same homeowner demographic by providing centralized management for smart lighting and security hardware. They overlap in their core utility of automating residential devices through mobile interfaces.
Both applications compete for the same smart home management audience by providing centralized control for security cameras, lighting, and smart plugs.
Both applications compete for the same smart home management audience by providing centralized control interfaces for connected devices. They overlap directly in the category of home automation and hardware monitoring.
Both apps compete for user engagement within the smart home management category by providing centralized monitoring for connected hardware.
Same space(19)
Repurposing legacy devices for surveillance offers a low-cost alternative for security-conscious users who might otherwise choose Roku hardware.
This app manages smart light switches and home controls, serving as an adjacent utility for smart home users.
This app provides a comprehensive monitoring solution, competing for the same smart home security audience.
This app manages security packs and connected objects, competing for the same smart home security audience.
This app anchors users to specific security hardware, competing for the same remote monitoring audience as Roku's camera line.
This app competes for the same DIY security audience by offering an affordable, Alexa-integrated alternative to premium systems.
This app provides privacy-focused scanning tools, serving as an adjacent security utility for the same user base.
This app provides infrared appliance control, serving as an adjacent utility for users managing smart home environments.
This app manages smart door locks, serving as an adjacent security hardware component for users building a home monitoring system.
This platform targets the same smart home user base but prioritizes local-first control over the cloud-dependent model used by Roku.
This app competes for the same hardware-focused security market by providing remote property monitoring with AI-assisted detection.
This platform competes for the same home security market share by providing an integrated ecosystem of cameras and alarms.
This app provides a mobile-to-mobile surveillance solution for users seeking basic monitoring without dedicated hardware investments.
This app controls household appliances, serving as an adjacent utility for smart home users.
This service anchors UK homeowners to a security model, competing for the same home security market as Roku.
This app acts as a generic viewer for various camera brands, competing for the same camera management audience as Roku.
This app provides mobile-to-mobile surveillance, competing for the same home monitoring audience as Roku's entry-level solutions.
This platform functions as a centralized hub for managing HVAC and Z-Wave peripherals, adjacent to Roku's smart home control.
This app manages energy consumption, serving as an adjacent utility for smart home users.
