Supagarn Pattananuchart
For mobile users and developers requiring lightweight text editing and string replacement capabilities on iOS devices.
Calculator Keyboard - Calku
Snapshot
Who is Supagarn Pattananuchart?
Equipping iOS users with lightweight tools for quick text manipulation and document editing on the go.
Target audience
Portfolio
Free 6Last updated
Calculator Keyboard - Calku
v4.0
2mo ago
Publisher DNA
What defines Supagarn Pattananuchart?
Publisher DNA
Primary focus
Mobile text editing and utility tools
Scale
indie
Target audience
Mobile users and developers requiring lightweight text editing and string replacement capabilities on iOS devices.
Signature Patterns
- •Focus on single-purpose utility applications
- •Core feature set centered on text manipulation and string replacement
- •Adoption of a free pricing model
- •Niche targeting within the Developer Tools category
Portfolio momentum
Maintains a single active application with one update released in the last six months.
Portfolio
What does Supagarn Pattananuchart ship?
Apps
9 apps analysed
Simple and straightforward design makes the utility easy to use for quick daily math tasks
- Keyboard integration allows users to perform quick calculations without leaving their current messaging application
- Installation and keyboard activation issues prevent the app from functioning on certain tablet hardware
Analysis in progress
- Batch processing capability increases session utility for power users
Analysis in progress
Single-market publisher, every app ships only to United States.
Based on 4 of 9 apps with localized market data, more coverage rolling in as scans complete · last scanned .
Americas (1)
- United States4 / 4
Core markets (4/4 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
1
Positive apps
0
Neutral / mixed
1
Negative apps
43/100
Avg sentiment score
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Who does Supagarn Pattananuchart compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(4)
Both apps target users managing concurrent time-based tasks, with Timeglass capturing a larger user base through a freemium model while Timeris focuses on native iOS interface integration.
Both applications target Thai motorists requiring daily fuel price updates, creating direct competition for the same user base.
Calculator₊ competes for the same daily arithmetic user base, as its 200 million download footprint forces users to choose between its all-in-one utility and Calcullo's specialized iOS integration.
Both applications target mobile users requiring text-based file manipulation on iOS, creating direct overlap for individuals who need to edit documents or code while away from primary workstations.
Contenders(32)
Both apps target iOS users needing calculation tools, but they diverge on delivery: Calcullo focuses on system-level widget integration, while Calculator for iPad! prioritizes a dedicated scratchpad and high-precision math engine.
Both apps target iOS users requiring lock screen time management, creating direct overlap in the productivity utility category.
Both applications target mobile users requiring text manipulation tools, with overlapping functionality in basic document editing and file management.
Users report: Both apps target users needing mathematical tools, but Calculator Air captures students via AI-driven photo solving while Calcullo focuses on iOS interface integration.
Both apps compete for mobile utility users on iOS who require document or text manipulation tools during their daily workflows.
Both apps target iOS users seeking calculator functionality via home screen widgets, competing for the same utility-focused user segment.
Both apps target productivity-focused users managing concurrent tasks, competing directly for the same time-tracking utility segment on iOS.
Both apps target users seeking alternatives to the native iOS calculator, with Calcullo focusing on system-level widget accessibility and Calculator with History + focusing on scientific utility and customization.
Both applications target mobile users requiring basic text drafting and document management tools on the go. They compete directly for the same utility-focused user base through overlapping document editing features.
Both applications target Thai motorists by providing real-time fuel price updates, creating direct competition for the same utility-focused user base.
Both apps target mobile users needing lightweight text manipulation and share a free pricing model, creating direct competition for the same user base.
Both applications function as utility tools for tracking daily fuel price fluctuations, though they serve distinct geographic markets.
Both apps target productivity users via iOS home and lock screen widgets for multi-timer management. Widget Timer competes by offering a free, theme-heavy alternative to the paid Timeris model.
Both apps target productivity-focused users needing multi-timer management on iOS, competing directly for home screen and time-tracking utility.
Both applications function as utility tools for drivers to monitor daily fuel price fluctuations, sharing an identical core purpose of providing real-time cost transparency.
Both applications target mobile users on iOS requiring text manipulation, with the rival offering a specialized Markdown-focused workflow that overlaps with the source app's document editing utility.
Both apps target mobile users requiring text editing tools, sharing identical free pricing models and core text manipulation functionality.
Both applications target the same mobile utility segment, offering free, local-first document management on iOS for users seeking basic text manipulation.
Both apps compete for user screen time by providing numerical utility, though they diverge between general iOS interface accessibility and specialized financial planning workflows.
Both applications target mobile users requiring text editing capabilities, creating direct competition for users seeking document modification tools on iOS devices.
Both apps target productivity users requiring multi-timer management, with Timeris focusing on iOS-native widget integration and +1 Timer on list-based timer persistence.
Both apps target productivity users needing multi-timer management on iOS, competing directly for screen real estate via widget-based time tracking.
Both applications target mobile users requiring local text editing, with VaultXT providing specialized file format support that directly competes with the core text manipulation utility of Text Editor - Document Editor.
Both apps target productivity users requiring multi-timer management, with TimerPilot focusing on dashboard-based timer persistence while Timeris prioritizes iOS system-level widget integration.
Both apps target users requiring simultaneous timer management, with Timeris focusing on iOS widget integration and Multiple Timers focusing on cycle-based timer repetition.
Both apps target mobile users needing basic document management on iOS, with overlapping functionality for text manipulation and file handling.
Both apps target productivity users by providing multi-timer management through interactive home and lock screen widgets.
Both apps target users requiring calculation tools, but they diverge on delivery: Calcullo focuses on iOS system integration for speed, while Calculator relies on a broad feature set and visual customization.
Both apps target users requiring quick arithmetic tools, but they diverge on platform-native widget integration versus high-visibility button layouts for general calculation tasks.
Both apps compete for daily iOS math users, with Calcullo focusing on system-level integration while Color Calculator targets users through aesthetic customization and theme variety.
Both apps compete for iOS utility screen real estate, with Calcullo focusing on home screen and Control Center accessibility while Calculator + targets scientific and advanced mathematical workflows.
Both apps target users seeking arithmetic tools on iOS, but they diverge on distribution: Calcullo focuses on system-level widget integration, while the rival targets traditional full-screen app workflows.
Same space(53)
This app targets global energy market analysis rather than local consumer fuel pricing.
Focuses on minimal interaction for users who want to trigger recurring timers directly from the home screen.
Textastic Code Editor targets the technical subset of the mobile editing audience.
Provides a specialized tool for sports and performance tracking that complements general-purpose timer apps.
This app focuses on global energy commodities for investors rather than daily consumer fuel costs.
Combines timer functionality with performance statistics to help users establish and track their work biorhythms.
Addresses the specific pain point of managing multiple timers from the lock screen without opening the main app.
Subtext provides a technical editing environment for the same mobile power-user audience.
Provides a similar home and lock screen widget interface for specific numerical tasks like exchange rate calculations.
iEditor serves the same basic file viewing audience but lacks modern cloud-sync features.
Acts as a specialized productivity companion for users who prefer white noise integration alongside their timer sessions.
Targets the same productivity-oriented audience by focusing on task-based interval tracking across multiple devices.
Texteditor targets the developer audience with a professional coding workspace.
Utilizes the same widget-based interface paradigm to provide remote vehicle management and diagnostic oversight for car owners.
Developer File Editor provides a distraction-free environment for mobile code review.
Targets the same minimalist home screen widget aesthetic but focuses on tallying statistics instead of mathematical operations.
Shares the productivity goal but prioritizes deep Apple ecosystem integration for users needing real-time focus tracking.
Targets users who prioritize desktop aesthetics and tactile animations over complex task management systems.
Provides a simple, full-screen interface for users who need a distraction-free environment for exercise or study.
Serves the same academic and professional user base but focuses on complex graphing rather than home screen widget convenience.
Shares the same widget-based utility model for iOS but focuses on system status monitoring rather than numerical computation.
Bridges the gap between casual timer use and professional performance analysis for athletes and coaches.
Office Word Document Editor provides a similar lightweight mobile word processing experience.
Serves as a general-purpose utility for users needing independent, simultaneous timers for daily household or work tasks.
This app focuses on industrial palm oil and chemical pricing instead of consumer fuel costs.
Microsoft Word competes for the same mobile document editing audience but captures users through the Microsoft 365 ecosystem integration.
Serves as a high-volume, free alternative for users needing multi-step interval timers for workouts or daily routines.
Word Document App targets the same casual user segment for basic document creation.
Word Editor DOCX Documents targets privacy-conscious users needing offline editing.
This app provides localized fuel price tracking similar to the source app but for the Indian market.
Offers a minimalist approach to tracking long-term milestones and events rather than active work sessions.
Office Word Editor competes for the same mobile document editing audience.
Targets the same productivity-focused user base but emphasizes structured work-break cycles rather than general-purpose multi-timer management.
Text Editor HTML Code Editor serves the same mobile text and code editing audience.
Documents by Readdle acts as a broader file management hub that overlaps with basic editing needs.
Office Word Edit Word Document competes for the same general mobile productivity audience.
Documents Pro serves as a consolidated office suite that targets the same mobile professional audience.
Targets the same productivity-seeking audience by embedding calculation tools directly into the system keyboard for cross-app access.
Offers a direct functional overlap in multi-timer management while focusing on visual board-based organization.
Runestone Text Editor provides a high-performance alternative for mobile developers.
This app mirrors the local fuel price tracking model but operates within the Indian market.
This app targets crude oil traders instead of local commuters tracking pump prices.
Offers a broader hardware-agnostic utility set for Apple Watch and iPad users compared to the widget-focused approach of Calcullo.
Text Editor provides a similar cloud-integrated plain text experience for mobile users.
Word Doc PDF Editor provides an all-in-one document management solution for mobile.
Visual File Editor offers similar text and code editing capabilities for mobile users.
known for
Focus Lock: App Blocker Timer
Acts as a defensive productivity tool that prevents distractions by locking apps rather than just tracking time.
Provides a specialized visual representation of time that appeals to the same productivity segment but focuses on neurodivergent needs.
Functions as a simple, background-capable countdown utility for users requiring basic multi-timer management.
This app tracks global commodity markets instead of local retail fuel prices.
This app tracks Brent oil market fluctuations for financial monitoring rather than retail fuel prices.
Extends the productivity timer concept into social accountability for users who need external motivation to maintain focus.
Offers a visual-first alternative for users who prioritize aesthetic flip-clock animations over complex multi-timer functionality.
New entrants(3)
PDF Editor provides document management tools that overlap with standard text editing needs.
Docs Editor serves the same mobile document management audience with a focus on security.
Offers a broader multi-purpose calculator suite for the same professional and student audience but lacks the widget-centric design.
The Analyst's Read
The bottom line on Supagarn Pattananuchart
Bottom line
Supagarn Pattananuchart is a specialized indie developer focused on the mobile text-editing niche. While maintaining an active update cadence, the strategic challenge lies in improving user sentiment within a category often dominated by more robust document editors.
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What fed this analysis
- Apps analyzed:
- 1
- With full intel:
- 0
- With overview:
- 1
- Website scraped:
- yes
- Social presence:
- no
