Shaowen Lu
Accounting Book - MyAsset V2
Snapshot
Publisher DNA
What defines Shaowen Lu?
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Portfolio
What does Shaowen Lu ship?
Apps
5 apps analysed
Multi-level sub-account grouping allows for deep financial customization
- Long-term personal finance tracking utility provides consistent value over multiple years of active usage
- Application launch failure following the latest update prevents access to essential financial tracking data
Dropbox-based cloud sync for data portability
- Clutter-free interface for fund-specific monitoring
- Specialized local-market tax logic enables precise profit/loss reporting for Taiwanese retail investors
Privacy-focused, local-only data storage model
- Localized support for Taiwan-specific brokerage accounts and currency conversions
Americas-centric footprint across 2 markets.
Based on 4 of 5 apps with localized market data, more coverage rolling in as scans complete · last scanned .
Americas (1)
- United States4 / 4
Asia-Pacific (1)
- Japan1 / 4
Core markets (4/4 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
1
Positive apps
0
Neutral / mixed
0
Negative apps
90/100
Avg sentiment score
Rivals
Who does Shaowen Lu compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(4)
Credit Karma competes for the same retail investor attention by providing financial health monitoring and asset tracking, though it operates at a massive scale compared to iQuery's niche fund tracking.
While Kikoff focuses on credit building rather than portfolio tracking, it competes for the same wallet share of users seeking to manage and improve their personal financial health.
Both apps target personal finance management, but they diverge on complexity: MyAsset V2 manages multi-asset ledgers while Monefy focuses on rapid, one-click daily expense tracking.
This app competes directly by offering comprehensive personal finance tracking and expense management, serving the same core user base looking for daily budget oversight.
Contenders(21)
This app is a direct peer in the financial utility category, offering specialized calculators for long-term asset management.
This app competes for the attention of specialized investors who require specific market data dashboards and profitability tools for their portfolios.
It competes for the attention of users monitoring asset values and market fluctuations in real-time.
Both apps compete for personal finance management users, with Money Saver - Loan Tracker targeting casual expense tracking and loan monitoring while MyAsset V2 focuses on complex asset and liability ledger management.
This app is a direct functional competitor in the portfolio tracking space, offering performance analytics and data export.
This app targets the same Taiwanese retail investor demographic, focusing on market sentiment and momentum analysis for portfolio management.
This app competes directly by providing specialized dividend tracking and portfolio management tools for retail investors.
Both apps target individuals managing personal net worth and daily transactions, though MyAsset V2 focuses on manual granular control while Finanzguru emphasizes automated bank aggregation.
This app targets the same segment of users needing basic expense tracking and balance calculation tools.
Infor EPM targets the professional financial management space, competing for users who need enterprise-grade dashboarding and performance monitoring.
Both applications target individuals managing financial records, though they diverge between personal net worth tracking and business expense reporting workflows.
Both applications target individuals managing personal finances through multi-account tracking and expense categorization. They compete for users seeking to monitor income and spending habits within a centralized interface.
Both apps target personal finance management by tracking income, expenses, and multi-currency assets. They compete for users seeking to monitor cash flow and net worth.
It overlaps with the target app by offering market rate monitoring and price tracking functionality.
Both apps target individuals managing personal finances, though MyAsset V2 focuses on complex asset and liability tracking while EveryDollar centers on zero-based budgeting methodology.
This app competes directly for the retail investor's time by offering AI-driven discovery and technical scanning filters for stock portfolios.
It competes by using a hashtag-based organizational system to categorize finances, offering an alternative to traditional account-based structures.
Both applications target individuals managing personal finances, with direct overlap in granular expense tracking and budget monitoring features.
This app overlaps with the target by providing digital accounting tools specifically tailored for business-oriented finance management.
Both applications target individuals managing net worth and daily expenditures, creating direct competition for users seeking centralized financial oversight.
It competes by offering a modern, tech-forward approach to bookkeeping with AI-driven features that challenge the target's manual entry model.
Same space(20)
This app occupies the same 'financial utility' niche, providing specialized calculation tools for specific asset classes.
This app overlaps with the target's utility by providing specialized calculators for trading risks and margin requirements.
It competes for the same audience of Taiwanese/Asian investors looking for transparent financial product information.
It shares the finance category by helping users track income based on work hours rather than just static expenses.
This app bridges personal and business finance tracking, providing a similar scope to MyAsset V2 but with a hybrid monetization model.
This app targets professional-grade financial oversight, providing a more expensive, specialized tool for users who need formal accounting structures beyond MyAsset V2.
This app offers a high-frequency, low-friction transaction entry experience that contrasts with the detailed, multi-asset focus of MyAsset V2.
It occupies the same niche of specialized financial planning tools for specific user demographics.
This app uses Open Banking APIs to automate account aggregation, serving users who prefer passive tracking over the manual ledger entry required by MyAsset V2.
Both apps serve as utility-focused financial tools designed to help users calculate and track specific investment or loan outcomes.
This app targets the same personal finance audience but prioritizes free, ad-supported accessibility over the paid, granular ledger model of MyAsset V2.
This app provides a privacy-focused alternative that avoids bank integration, appealing to users who prefer manual control without the upfront cost.
This app extends personal finance tracking into business-focused ledger and supplier management, overlapping with the multi-business capabilities of MyAsset V2.
It competes by focusing on the recurring expense portion of personal finance management.
It provides a similar digital ledger experience focused on transaction categorization and financial reporting.
Both platforms serve the investment community, though they operate in different asset classes—debt crowdfunding versus equity tracking.
This app competes for the attention of finance-focused users who require real-time market data and currency conversion tools.
Both apps target users managing complex financial data, though Statrys focuses on business-grade multi-currency transfers rather than personal stock tracking.
It occupies the same space by offering budgeting and visualization tools with a heavy emphasis on data privacy.
This app competes for the same user base interested in systematic investment planning and fund performance tracking.
New entrants(7)
A new entrant providing specialized calculation tools for stock market participants, overlapping with iQuery's investment tracking utility.
This newcomer enters the finance space with a focus on dashboard-driven expense tracking and local data privacy.
Moneko competes for the user's daily financial management time by offering broader budget tracking and reporting features.
This newcomer enters the finance category with a focus on asset management and documentation.
While in the Games category, it competes for the same user attention and screen time as simple utility apps.
A new utility app that competes for the same 'financial calculator' user intent, focusing on precise asset amortization.
This newcomer targets the same personal finance audience by optimizing credit card rewards and spending perks.
