Rukshan Perera
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Publisher DNA
What defines Rukshan Perera?
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Portfolio
What does Rukshan Perera ship?
Apps
7 apps analysed
- Simple interface lowers cognitive barriers for young users
Curated DIY video library drives instructional engagement
- Centralized service record management creates high switching costs
- Data entry failures prevent users from saving service records or adding dates to vehicle logs
- Pet management features help owners track daily activities and store funny photos of their animals
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Distributed across 4 markets, strongest in Americas.
Based on 5 of 7 apps with localized market data, more coverage rolling in as scans complete · last scanned .
Americas (1)
- United States5 / 5
Europe (3)
- France1 / 5
- Germany1 / 5
- Sweden1 / 5
Core markets (5/5 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
1
Positive apps
0
Neutral / mixed
1
Negative apps
53/100
Avg sentiment score
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Who does Rukshan Perera compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(1)
This app provides a similar basic drawing experience but segments its features into specific desks for doodlers and children.
Contenders(8)
Users report: Both apps target children with basic digital drawing and coloring tools, creating direct overlap in the entertainment category.
This app provides a more extensive library of coloring content compared to the source app's basic canvas.
Both apps target the digital drawing category with a focus on simplicity for casual users. Simple Draw Paint competes by offering a broader set of geometric tools compared to the static canvas of My Draw App.
Users report: Both applications target the same demographic of children and parents seeking simple digital drawing tools, creating direct competition for device screen time.
Users report: Both apps target children with digital drawing tools, creating direct competition for the same user base seeking simple creative outlets.
Both apps provide free, offline drawing tools for children, creating direct overlap in the simple creative utility segment.
Users report: Both apps target children and parents with simple digital drawing tools and utilize a free pricing model, creating direct competition for the same casual user base.
Users report: Both apps target children with digital drawing and coloring tools, creating direct competition for the same user base.
Same space(16)
This app leverages the Adobe brand to offer a premium, ad-free creative environment that competes for the same child-safe market segment.
Users report: This app targets the same child demographic with a focus on safety and offline utility, similar to the source app's core value.
known for
Drawing for Kids - Baby Games
This app targets the same preschool demographic but uses a freemium subscription model to gate content, unlike the source app's static free utility.
This app offers a broad library of coloring pages for children, serving as a more content-rich alternative to the source app.
This app offers a more advanced tracing utility for users looking to improve their sketching skills beyond basic drawing.
Users report: This app adds an animation layer to the static drawing experience, targeting the same child audience for educational storytelling.
This app provides a more gamified experience than the source app, incorporating specific drawing challenges and rewards.
This app provides a similar digital art studio experience for children but adds specific health-focused features for extended use.
This app shifts the focus from free-form drawing to structured color-by-number, appealing to users seeking relaxation over creative expression.
known for
Drawing for Kids and Toddlers
This app expands the source app's basic drawing loop by adding interactive, animated elements for toddlers.
This app functions as a guided art teacher, providing structured lessons that contrast with the source app's free-form canvas.
This app mirrors the source app's offline-first, child-safe focus but provides a more modern feature set for early learning.
This app serves a similar casual creative role but uses a high-priced subscription model that contrasts with the source app's free status.
This app expands on the source app's basic coloring mode by adding diverse brush types and custom image integration.
This app serves the same age group but shifts the creative activity from digital screens to physical paper and pencil.
This app occupies the same child-focused drawing space but relies on an ad-heavy model that contrasts with the source app's static, ad-free state.