Roman Kuryanov
For a broad demographic ranging from casual gamers seeking relaxation to business professionals requiring mobile productivity and contact management tools.
Oh My Pool! Everlasting summer
Snapshot
Who is Roman Kuryanov?
Developing a versatile portfolio of casual games and utility tools designed to simplify professional tasks and provide accessible entertainment.
Target audience
Portfolio
Free 3Last updated
Oh My Pool! Everlasting summer
v1.8
1.6y ago
Publisher DNA
What defines Roman Kuryanov?
Publisher DNA
Primary focus
Multi-category mobile utility and casual games
Scale
studio
Target audience
A broad demographic ranging from casual gamers seeking relaxation to business professionals requiring mobile productivity and contact management tools.
Origin
Roman Kuryanov, also known as Roman Matovsky, is a digital product creator who builds solutions for both global brands and independent startups.
Signature Patterns
- •Broad category diversification spanning Games, Business, Lifestyle, and Health & Fitness.
- •Hybrid monetization strategy utilizing both free-to-play and upfront paid models.
- •High-frequency update cadence maintained across the entire active portfolio.
- •Visual emphasis on clean, minimalist, or cartoonish aesthetics across different app types.
Portfolio momentum
The publisher is in an exceptionally active development phase, having deployed 18 releases across its 12 active apps within the last six months.
Company profile
low confidence- Employees
- 1-10
Portfolio
What does Roman Kuryanov ship?
Apps
12 apps analysed
Low-cost, one-time purchase model lowers the barrier to entry for individual practitioners and athletes
- Niche psychomotor methodology provides a specialized utility for targeted clinical and athletic segments
- AR-based object interaction differentiates the memory-matching mechanic from static 2D alternatives
High-latitude calculation methods target an underserved geographic segment, driving utility in regions where standard apps fail
- Animated mosque environment creates a distinct aesthetic experience that differentiates the app from standard list-based prayer tools
Single-market publisher, every app ships only to United States.
Based on 3 of 12 apps with localized market data, more coverage rolling in as scans complete · last scanned .
Americas (1)
- United States3 / 3
Core markets (3/3 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
1
Positive apps
1
Neutral / mixed
0
Negative apps
58/100
Avg sentiment score
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Who does Roman Kuryanov compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(3)
Eatr competes for the same weight-conscious audience by offering AI-driven automation, while Roman relies on a manual-entry model and a one-time purchase price point.
Both apps target the intersection of athletic performance and cognitive health monitoring, competing for the attention of coaches and trainers who need to quantify athlete readiness.
Both applications target business professionals aiming to reduce manual data entry, competing for time spent on professional documentation and contact management.
Contenders(24)
Both applications target business professionals by digitizing physical business cards, creating direct competition for contact management workflows.
Both applications target business professionals needing to digitize physical contact information, creating direct competition for contact management workflows.
Both applications target users requiring nutritional tracking and meal planning, creating a direct overlap in the dietary management segment despite Roman focusing on weight loss and the rival focusing on diabetes.
Both applications target the measurement of finger tapping speed, creating a functional overlap for users seeking to quantify motor performance.
Both applications target business professionals managing contact information via card scanning. They compete directly on the utility of digitizing physical business cards for professional networking.
Both applications target business professionals by automating the digitization of contact information, competing directly for users seeking to manage professional networks.
Both apps target users monitoring fine motor speed, with the rival competing for the wellness-focused segment through a free, account-free model that contrasts with the source app's paid, methodology-driven approach.
FitChef competes for the same weight loss audience by offering automated grocery list generation, which directly addresses the manual entry friction present in Roman.
Both apps target users measuring finger-tapping speed, though they diverge on clinical versus casual intent. They compete for the same psychomotor-focused user base through overlapping core functionality.
Both apps target users measuring fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination, creating direct competition for individuals tracking performance metrics over time.
MealLog competes for the same weight-loss audience by offering AI-driven calorie analysis, which directly challenges the manual-entry model used by Roman.
Both applications target business professionals seeking to manage contact information, creating direct competition for networking utility.
Both apps target users seeking research-backed motor skill and coordination training, creating direct overlap in the psychomotor evaluation space.
Both applications target contact management, but Quntact focuses on professional business card digitization while Rolodex targets casual social networking and memory retention.
Both applications target business professionals by automating contact digitization through OCR, directly competing for users seeking to reduce manual data entry.
Both applications target business professionals needing to digitize physical contact information, creating direct competition for users seeking efficient contact management.
Both apps target weight loss through meal planning, but the rival's free model and automated shopping lists directly challenge Roman's manual-entry, paid-upfront approach.
Both applications target business professionals by digitizing physical business cards to automate contact list management.
Both applications measure finger-tapping speed, but they target distinct user intents: clinical psychomotor assessment versus casual button-mashing competition.
Both applications target users measuring physical performance, with Finger-tapping test focusing on clinical psychomotor metrics and Sub250 on gaming-specific reflex latency.
Both apps target the same weight-loss audience, with Roman's one-time $0.39 purchase competing directly against the rival's free-to-use model.
Both applications target business professionals by automating the digitization of physical business cards to reduce manual contact entry.
Both apps target healthcare professionals for clinical assessments, creating a direct overlap in the professional diagnostic utility market.
Both apps target athletes and healthcare professionals seeking psychomotor performance quantification, creating direct competition for users evaluating motor coordination and reaction speed.
Same space(65)
Targets the same professional audience by offering high-precision OCR for archiving paper documents into digital files.
This app targets the same demographic seeking low-friction, independent play, but shifts the focus from farming to educational puzzle matching for toddlers.
Serves as a legacy lead-capture tool for trade shows, prioritizing local storage over cloud-based synchronization.
Provides a similar calorie-tracking utility but emphasizes speed through AI scanning.
Focuses on the same batch-cooking efficiency as Roman but provides a more structured routine.
Provides a digital-first networking alternative that replaces physical business cards with QR codes and virtual profiles.
Reflex Health shifts the focus from simple tapping to autonomic nervous system monitoring, serving as a hardware-integrated health utility.
Simple Reaction Time Test targets the same casual performance-tracking segment as the source but relies on social sharing to drive engagement.
Bridges the gap between meal planning and grocery procurement, serving the same budget-conscious audience as Roman.
Cognitive Tap Test directly mirrors the source's finger-tapping methodology but positions itself as a premium, medically-adjacent monitoring tool.
CogniFit provides a comprehensive cognitive assessment system that complements the source's narrow psychomotor focus with broader mental health tracking.
Provides a professional networking tool for designing and sharing digital cards during in-person or virtual events.
Crunch Fitness manages gym facility access and class bookings, serving as a utility that Mishep users might use alongside their social coordination.
CogniTrack uses a validated scientific methodology to provide objective alertness metrics, serving as a more rigorous alternative to the source.
Targets a condition-specific wellness niche that requires the same nutritional planning as Roman.
Targets the plant-based wellness segment with a curated approach that contrasts with Roman's generic tools.
Serves as a digital cookbook for the same weight-loss audience as Roman.
Provides a high-convenience alternative for users who want to bypass the meal preparation required by Roman.
Reaction Test Pro offers a free, ad-light alternative to the source's paid model, targeting users who prioritize performance metrics over clinical methodology.
Liftoff gamifies gym attendance through rankings, serving as a competitive alternative to Mishep's social coordination.
Hevy provides a community-focused logging tool that overlaps with Mishep's social goal but focuses on individual progress tracking.
Hevy focuses on data-driven progress tracking and social accountability, acting as a more analytical alternative to Mishep's location-based coordination.
Offers a modern networking utility that replaces physical cards with interactive virtual profiles and NFC sharing.
Reaction Time Test serves the same performance-tracking audience as the source but adds data portability features that the source lacks.
Gym get-fit provides granular logging and analysis tools that complement Mishep's social focus by adding technical depth to the workout.
Appeals to privacy-conscious users by offering on-device document indexing and local storage for sensitive paperwork.
Reflex offers a comprehensive suite of training modes that provide a more structured, tier-based feedback loop than the source.
This app targets competitive gamers with a specialized F1-inspired drill, providing a more focused training experience than the source.
RTap serves the same reflex-training segment as the source but emphasizes social competition through duels and leaderboards.
Provides a niche tracking utility for social diners that contrasts with the health-focused tracking of Roman.
This legacy app provides a static reflex-testing experience that contrasts with the source's niche, methodology-driven approach.
Targets the same family-oriented meal planning segment but lacks the specific weight-loss focus of Roman.
Directly competes with Roman by automating the calorie tracking process through AI.
Targets the same meal-planning fatigue as Roman but uses a daily content loop to drive engagement.
Fitness Coach provides home-based, equipment-free workouts that serve as a low-friction alternative to Mishep's gym-centric social coordination.
Arrow uses gamification to drive social fitness, acting as a direct competitor to Mishep's social-first approach.
Life Fitness Connect integrates directly with gym hardware to track metrics, serving as a technical utility for users who prioritize data over social coordination.
Provides specialized recipe content for users who prefer specific cooking methods for weight loss.
Competes for the same busy, health-conscious demographic by offering structured meal planning and grocery fulfillment.
Acts as an all-in-one networking platform that combines digital business cards with link-in-bio pages.
Provides a comprehensive scanning utility for users who need to convert physical documents into digital files.
This app provides a simplified hand-eye coordination test that serves as a lightweight alternative to the source's clinical methodology.
Functions as a document management utility for users needing to digitize and sign various paper-based professional documents.
Competes for the same professional user base by providing high-quality image processing for document digitization.
Serves the same home-cook audience but focuses on social aggregation rather than weight-loss specific calorie tracking.
Speed Tapping Game focuses on the same physical tapping mechanic as the source but frames it as a high-intensity, competitive arcade experience.
Cognitive Test attempts to provide a similar assessment suite to the source but fails to deliver functional results, highlighting the importance of reliable data output.
Offers a broader recipe discovery utility that complements the weight-loss focus of Roman by automating meal planning.
Offers a portable solution for professionals to sign and digitize physical documents on the go.
This app expands on the source's psychomotor focus by including broader coordination and visual perception exercises for all ages.
Serves as a broader document management tool for users who need to digitize receipts and IDs alongside business cards.
Offers a similar recipe organization utility but focuses on multi-source importing rather than manual calorie entry.
5Min provides short, home-based workouts that serve as a quick alternative for users who lack time for Mishep's gym-based coordination.
NeuroNation serves the broader cognitive training market, acting as a high-friction, science-backed alternative to the source's specialized psychomotor tool.
Targets students and professionals needing a portable tool for digitizing and signing paper documents.
Technogym offers AI-driven coaching that complements Mishep's social discovery by providing structured, equipment-linked training paths.
known for
Biz Cards Scannable - Business Card Scanner Free & Receipt Organizer + OCR Scanning
Functions as a legacy free utility for digitizing business cards and receipts without recurring subscription fees.
YOU FAST? targets the motorsport niche by using a specific F1-inspired protocol, differentiating itself from the source's general psychomotor focus.
This app competes for the same short-form relaxation time but uses a high-volume library of fidget content rather than a singular farming loop.
Serves as a general-purpose mobile scanner for converting receipts and contracts into high-quality PDFs.
This app targets the same reflex-training audience as the source but shifts the focus from clinical psychomotor assessment to casual, gamified reaction speed testing.
Offers a similar nutrition tracking utility but relies on automated photo recognition rather than manual entry.
Provides a more feature-rich alternative for users needing nutritional tracking alongside meal planning.
Gymwork offers professional-athlete routines that provide a structured alternative to Mishep's focus on finding training partners.
This app provides a diagnostic reflex tool that covers multiple sensory inputs, contrasting with the source's focus on psychomotor tapping.
New entrants(3)
Reflex provides a diverse set of six distinct reflex modes, offering a more comprehensive workout than the source's single-methodology approach.
This app serves as a direct alternative for users seeking ad-free, offline relaxation, providing a broader range of tactile and creative tools.
Targets the same grocery-conscious audience as Roman but focuses on pantry-aware planning.
The Analyst's Read
The bottom line on Roman Kuryanov
Bottom line
Kuryanov is a versatile indie creator who has successfully scaled a major casual gaming hit while maintaining a broad utility portfolio. The current high release velocity suggests a disciplined effort to find a second high-growth vertical outside of the arcade category.
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What fed this analysis
- Apps analyzed:
- 12
- With full intel:
- 0
- With overview:
- 12
- Website scraped:
- yes
- Social presence:
- no
