Sketchbook
Snapshot
Publisher DNA
What defines Sketchbook?
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Portfolio
What does Sketchbook ship?
Apps
1 app analysed
Distraction-free interface reduces cognitive load for artists
- The expansive brush library and symmetry tools provide professional-grade creative capabilities without requiring a subscription
- Frequent application crashes and data loss incidents cause users to lose significant amounts of artistic progress
Single-market publisher, every app ships only to United States.
Based on 1 of 1 app with localized market data Β· last scanned .
Americas (1)
- United States1 / 1
Core markets (1/1 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
1
Positive apps
0
Neutral / mixed
0
Negative apps
75/100
Avg sentiment score
Rivals
Who does Sketchbook compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(1)
Drawing Pad Lite - Artbook competes by targeting the same casual digital artist demographic as Sketchbook, offering a free-to-use sketching tool that overlaps with Sketchbook's core drawing and layer-based functionality.
Contenders(9)
Both apps target the digital drawing market on mobile, but Drawing Desk focuses on structured learning paths and lessons while Sketchbook targets professional-grade creation.
Both applications target digital illustrators with professional-grade toolsets, competing for the same creative audience despite diverging on general illustration versus pixel-specific workflows.
Both apps target mobile digital artists, with HEAVYPAINT offering a specialized, high-speed alternative to Sketchbook's general-purpose toolset for plein air and impressionist work.
Easel competes for the same digital illustration audience as Sketchbook by offering a focused toolset for sketching and diagramming on mobile devices.
Both apps compete for the digital art audience, but AR Drawing targets hobbyists through AR-assisted tracing and anime tutorials, whereas Sketchbook provides a professional-grade canvas for freehand illustration.
Paint competes with Sketchbook by targeting the same digital painting audience with a free, accessible toolset that emphasizes basic sketching and text integration.
AR Draw Sketch competes for the same beginner artist audience by using camera-based projection to lower the barrier to entry, whereas Sketchbook relies on a traditional digital canvas.
Both apps target digital illustrators via freemium models, but MediBang specifically captures the comic and manga market through native support for professional publishing formats.
Both apps compete for the same mobile digital drawing audience by offering free-to-download creative tools. They overlap in their core utility of providing canvas-based painting and sketching environments on mobile devices.
Same space(17)
This app is a direct professional competitor, using Creative Cloud integration to lock in artists who require desktop-to-mobile workflows.
This app competes for the same beginner artist segment as Sketchbook but uses an AR tracing engine to differentiate from traditional digital painting.
This app serves the casual, stress-relief segment of the drawing market, focusing on light-based effects rather than professional illustration.
This app serves the casual neon-art segment, focusing on glowing brushes for simple doodles rather than professional illustration.
This app targets the casual coloring market, serving as a low-intensity creative alternative to Sketchbook's professional tools.
This app is a specialized tracing utility that complements the sketching workflow by using AR to bridge digital and physical media.
This app is a direct competitor for the same mobile-first illustration audience, using social-sharing loops to drive acquisition.
known forAR Drawing Paint Sketch Trace
This app serves the same beginner-to-intermediate tracing audience as Sketchbook, focusing on AR-guided physical drawing.
This app targets the casual, stress-relief art market, using a spin-art engine to differentiate from traditional sketching.
This app competes for the same multi-layer illustration audience as Sketchbook, offering a hybrid of photo-editing and drawing tools.
This app targets the same professional-grade mobile artist segment as Sketchbook, offering a one-time purchase model as a primary alternative.
This app shares Sketchbook's focus on distraction-free digital sketching but uses a gesture-based UI to differentiate its mobile experience.
This app occupies a niche within the broader sketching market by focusing on fashion design rather than general-purpose illustration.
This app targets the same hobbyist demographic as Sketchbook but shifts the creative focus from digital canvas to physical paper using camera-based augmented reality.
This app targets the same AR tracing and sketching audience, focusing on quick learning through camera-based projection.
This app is a utility for artists who use Sketchbook, providing 3D posing references to improve figure drawing accuracy.
This app serves the same AR-guided tracing market as other tracing utilities, focusing on ease of use for beginners.
New entrants(1)
This app targets the animation-curious segment of the drawing market, using animated brushes to differentiate from static sketching.