Stuart Woolley
For practitioners of ceremonial magic, traditional astrologers, and aviation enthusiasts who value technical precision and historical context.
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Snapshot
Who is Stuart Woolley?
Providing specialized astronomical and aviation reference tools for niche hobbyists and professionals. Focused on high-precision data.
Target audience
Portfolio
Last updated
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v4.0
2mo ago
Publisher DNA
What defines Stuart Woolley?
Publisher DNA
Primary focus
Niche reference and astronomical utility tools
Scale
indie
Target audience
Practitioners of ceremonial magic, traditional astrologers, and aviation enthusiasts who value technical precision and historical context.
Signature Patterns
- •Strictly paid, one-time purchase pricing model
- •High-precision, data-heavy utility focus
- •Niche target audiences requiring scholarly or technical depth
- •Minimalist, design-focused interfaces
Portfolio momentum
Released 4 updates across 3 apps in the last 6 months, indicating a consistent maintenance cycle for their existing toolset.
Portfolio
What does Stuart Woolley ship?
Apps
37 apps analysed
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Single-market publisher, every app ships only to United States.
Based on 3 of 37 apps with localized market data, more coverage rolling in as scans complete · last scanned .
Americas (1)
- United States3 / 3
Core markets (3/3 apps)
Rivals
Who does Stuart Woolley compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(3)
Both apps compete for the same astrology-interested audience, forcing a choice between scholarly precision and lifestyle-oriented AI guidance.
Both applications target aviation professionals and enthusiasts by providing offline-accessible databases for airport identification and technical infrastructure data. They compete directly for users seeking portable reference tools for global airfield specifications.
Both applications target users interested in lunar cycle tracking, forcing a choice between spiritual historical context and technical astronomical utility.
Contenders(18)
Both applications target users interested in lunar cycles, creating a shared audience despite the divergence between scholarly ritual tools and wellness-focused meditation utilities.
Both apps target users interested in lunar cycles, but The Moon Calendar captures the mainstream self-care market while Mansions of the Moon serves the scholarly ceremonial magic niche.
Both applications target the witchcraft and spiritual practice market, competing for users seeking digital tools for lunar tracking and seasonal ritual planning.
Both apps target pilots and aviation professionals, competing for utility space in pre-flight planning and situational awareness.
Both apps target astrology enthusiasts, competing for user attention regarding birth chart analysis and transit tracking. They overlap in core functionality while serving different segments of the market.
Both apps target users seeking precise astronomical data for chart analysis, creating a direct conflict between the scholarly grimoire focus of Mansions of the Moon and the interactive chart workspace of Startek.
Both applications target the mobile astrology market, competing for the same user base of enthusiasts and practitioners seeking astronomical calculation tools on iOS.
Both applications target the pagan and occult interest demographic, competing for users seeking daily spiritual or astronomical tracking tools.
Both apps target pilots and aviation enthusiasts by providing global airport databases, runway specifications, and radio frequency data.
Both apps target astrology practitioners, but they compete for time spent monitoring celestial movements through different lenses: historical ceremonial magic versus dynamic chart tracking.
Both apps target users interested in lunar cycles, though they serve distinct segments ranging from scholarly ceremonial magic to general wellness and lifestyle tracking.
Both apps target aviation enthusiasts and professionals with searchable global airport databases, creating direct competition for users seeking technical infrastructure data.
Both apps target astrology enthusiasts, with Astrological Charts Lite providing broad chart calculation capabilities that overlap with the fundamental astronomical data needs of the Mansions of the Moon user base.
Both apps target the astrology practitioner segment, with Time Nomad capturing the professional-grade calculation market while Mansions of the Moon focuses on the ceremonial magic niche.
Both apps target users seeking personalized astrological guidance based on specific birth data, though they serve different traditions of ceremonial magic and Vedic Jyotish.
Both apps target aviation enthusiasts and pilots requiring global airport data, with Airport ID competing through a larger database and a free access model.
Both applications target users interested in lunar cycle tracking, with overlap in core astronomical data delivery despite differing focus areas.
Both applications target users tracking lunar cycles, forcing a choice between the niche spiritual focus of Wiccan Moon and the general location-based utility of Lunar calendar Dara-Lite.
Same space(46)
Lunar offers similar lunar tracking but prioritizes high-fidelity visual design and device-native widget support.
CHANI serves the same astrology-focused audience but prioritizes daily self-care rituals over the historical grimoire approach.
Co–Star targets the same astrology-interested demographic but shifts the focus from scholarly lunar research to social personality analysis.
Full Moon Phase provides a similar lunar-focused astrological interface but emphasizes immediate, notification-driven alerts.
My Moon Phase offers similar lunar tracking functionality but targets outdoor enthusiasts rather than ceremonial magicians.
Moon Phases and Lunar Calendar provides the same location-based lunar tracking but lacks the scholarly depth of the source app.
MoonX targets the same spiritual-discovery audience but integrates wellness and meditation into the lunar tracking experience.
MOON provides similar lunar tracking but differentiates through a minimalist aesthetic and personality-driven notifications.
The Moon provides the same foundational lunar tracking data as the source app but focuses on a broader utility-based calendar interface.
Airport Community serves the professional side of the aviation ecosystem by providing operational coordination tools for airport staff.
Bridges technical astronomical tracking with the astrological interests of the Wiccan Moon audience.
Astromatik provides similar astrological insights but uses AI-driven analysis to interpret birth charts.
Airport Runway Finder provides a specialized filtering mechanism for the same global airport database used by World Airports.
Directly competes in the witchcraft and spiritual education space.
Flight Tracker Airplane Radar targets the same enthusiast audience but focuses on map-based visualization rather than technical airport specifications.
Learn Airport Codes serves the same professional aviation audience by providing a dedicated study tool for identifier recall.
Helipaddy expands the aviation reference scope from standard airports to specialized helicopter landing sites for pilots.
ATC - Live Air Traffic Radio complements airport data by providing the live audio context for the flight operations tracked in World Airports.
Shares the zodiac-based guidance focus but lacks the historical tradition depth of Wiccan Moon.
FlightAware serves the same professional and enthusiast audience by providing deeper, aviation-grade data sets for flight and weather intelligence.
Flightradar24 serves the same aviation enthusiast audience but shifts focus from static airport infrastructure to real-time global flight tracking.
Flighty targets the same frequent-flyer audience by providing superior alert speed and proactive delay management for airport-to-airport travel.
Provides a high-fidelity utility alternative for users interested in lunar tracking and astrophotography.
Airport CDM-Flight information focuses on the operational turn-around process for specific European airports.
Airport Guide serves the professional pilot segment by adding flight calculation tools to its airport database.
Garmin Pilot serves the professional pilot segment of the World Airports audience by offering integrated flight planning and avionics connectivity.
Airport Guides targets the same traveler audience by providing terminal-specific navigation that complements the global airport database.
Numerology & Astrology expands on the source app's astrological focus by adding numerology and tarot for a broader spiritual toolkit.
Astrology Master provides the same chart-based astrological analysis but focuses on professional-grade report generation.
Airport Codes QWZ targets the same enthusiast demographic with a trivia-focused approach to airport identification.
Flight Tracker + targets the same travel-focused user base by adding real-time delay predictions and live activity monitoring to airport data.
Flight Information Global provides similar airport logistics data but focuses on predictive queue analytics for travelers.
Cosmy targets the same wellness-focused astrology audience but differentiates through a completely free, non-monetized model.
Airport Codes Map provides a gamified study environment for the same aviation professionals who use World Airports for reference.
Lunar Calendar And Widget provides the same lunar tracking but focuses on a minimalist, home-screen-centric utility.
Drukpa Lunar Calendar provides a similar lunar-focused utility but centers on specific religious and lineage-based observances.
Combines AI-powered astrology with the lunar tracking utility found in Wiccan Moon.
Planetary Hours + Widget offers the same traditional astrological timing focus but specializes in the Chaldean sequence.
Planes Live acts as a companion for travelers monitoring flight status and airport conditions through an integrated radar map.
Plane Finder provides a similar aviation-focused utility but adds immersive visual modes for identifying aircraft.
Offers a precise astronomical utility for users who want data without spiritual commentary.
Airport Geek Quiz serves the same aviation enthusiast audience by gamifying the airport data found in World Airports.
Directly aligns with the pagan and nature-based traditions found in Wiccan Moon.
Astro Future serves the same astrology-interested audience but offers a broader multi-system library compared to the source app's niche focus.
Sky and Moon phases calendar provides the same lunar tracking but adds cross-platform watch integration.
Clock and Almanac provides the same multi-system calendar support but focuses on global time and cultural holiday tracking.
New entrants(5)
CoPilot serves the professional pilot audience by integrating roster management with the technical airport data found in World Airports.
AeroLOPA provides granular cabin-level data that complements the airport-level data found in World Airports.
Provides a specialized utility for users who prioritize widget-based lunar tracking.
Panchang – Hindu Calendar provides similar astronomical data but focuses on offline-first computation for religious scheduling.
Lunar Lore provides similar lunar tracking but focuses on reflective cultural lore and personal meaning.
The Analyst's Read
The bottom line on Stuart Woolley
Bottom line
This publisher operates a disciplined, niche-focused portfolio that successfully monetizes specialized knowledge through one-time purchases. Their strategy is built on technical authority and historical accuracy rather than broad-market reach.
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What fed this analysis
- Apps analyzed:
- 3
- With full intel:
- 1
- With overview:
- 3
- Website scraped:
- yes
- Social presence:
- yes