TappyTaps s.r.o.
For pet owners and parents seeking cost-effective, hardware-free remote monitoring solutions.
Bibino Baby Monitor - Baby Cam
Snapshot
Who is TappyTaps s.r.o.?
Repurposing mobile hardware into specialized monitoring systems for pet owners and parents.
Target audience
Portfolio
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Bibino Baby Monitor - Baby Cam
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Publisher DNA
What defines TappyTaps s.r.o.?
Publisher DNA
Primary focus
Mobile-based monitoring and surveillance tools
Scale
indie
Target audience
Pet owners and parents seeking cost-effective, hardware-free remote monitoring solutions.
Signature Patterns
- •Hardware-agnostic approach repurposing old smartphones and tablets as cameras
- •Hybrid monetization using both one-time paid apps and freemium subscription models
- •Strong emphasis on cross-platform connectivity across iOS, Android, and desktop
- •Focus on high-utility monitoring niches including pets, infants, and home security
Portfolio momentum
Released 16 updates across 6 active apps in the last 6 months, with the most recent flagship updates occurring within the last 10 days.
Portfolio
What does TappyTaps s.r.o. ship?
Apps
14 apps analysed
Unlimited reach via cellular data ensures monitoring stability.
- Cross-device monitoring capability allows parents to repurpose old hardware into reliable baby monitors
- Background monitoring termination when using other apps disrupts the continuous surveillance parents require
Babysitting video camera - Turn your two phones or tablets into a single nanny.
Analysis in progress
Pet camera - use an old device as a pet monitor and watch your dog from anywhere
Baby camera - Pair two phones and monitor your baby anytime. Smart nanny cam.
Analysis in progress
Distributed across 12 markets, strongest in Europe.
Based on 3 of 14 apps with localized market data, more coverage rolling in as scans complete · last scanned .
Americas (3)
- United States3 / 3
- Mexico2 / 3
- Brazil1 / 3
Europe (7)
- France3 / 3
- Germany3 / 3
- Netherlands3 / 3
- Spain3 / 3
- Italy2 / 3
›+2 more europe markets
- Portugal1 / 3
- Sweden1 / 3
Asia-Pacific (2)
- Japan1 / 3
- South Korea1 / 3
Core markets (3/3 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
2
Positive apps
0
Neutral / mixed
0
Negative apps
84/100
Avg sentiment score
Rivals
Who does TappyTaps s.r.o. compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(5)
Both apps target parents repurposing mobile hardware into monitors with a one-time purchase model, directly competing for the same budget-conscious demographic.
Both applications utilize the same core mechanism of repurposing legacy hardware for remote monitoring, creating direct competition for users seeking low-cost surveillance solutions.
Both applications target pet owners managing separation anxiety, but they diverge on hardware requirements: Barkio repurposes existing consumer electronics while Furbo mandates proprietary treat-tossing hardware.
BabyTime directly competes for the same expectant parent demographic by offering a comprehensive suite of tracking tools that extend beyond simple contraction timing into long-term postpartum care.
Both apps target health-conscious shoppers needing to identify food additives via barcode scanning. Olive competes by offering broader toxin detection and restaurant mapping, though it gates these behind a subscription.
Contenders(24)
Both apps target parents by repurposing existing mobile hardware for monitoring, competing directly for users seeking to avoid dedicated hardware costs. They share a core value proposition of cross-platform connectivity over Wi-Fi and cellular networks.
Woofz supplements monitoring with structured behavioral training and wellness tracking tools.
Both apps target parents repurposing mobile hardware for monitoring, competing directly on the value proposition of avoiding dedicated hardware costs.
Both apps target parents seeking to repurpose mobile hardware for baby monitoring, creating direct competition for users evaluating cost-effective alternatives to dedicated hardware.
Both applications target health-conscious grocery shoppers by providing ingredient-level analysis to guide purchasing decisions at the point of sale.
Both apps target parents repurposing mobile hardware for monitoring, with Nani directly competing via a free pricing model and multi-device support.
Both apps target health-conscious shoppers by decoding ingredient labels, with overlapping functionality in additive identification and dietary safety.
Both apps target parents repurposing existing mobile hardware for baby monitoring, creating direct competition for the same user base.
Both applications target pet owners by repurposing secondary devices into remote pet cameras, competing directly for users seeking hardware-free monitoring solutions.
Both apps target health-conscious shoppers needing ingredient verification, creating direct competition for the same user intent during grocery store visits.
RECAM competes by repurposing secondary iPhones into remote cameras, directly overlapping with the device upcycling model Barkio uses for pet monitoring.
Both apps target grocery shoppers identifying food additives via E-number lookups, creating direct competition for users seeking dietary transparency.
Both applications target grocery shoppers needing to identify E-numbers and additives via search, creating direct competition for the same in-store utility use case.
Users report: Both apps target health-conscious shoppers by providing additive safety information, with both utilizing free models to capture the same grocery-shopping use case.
Both apps target health-conscious shoppers by identifying food additives and ingredients, competing directly for users seeking to verify product safety while grocery shopping.
Both apps target dog owners, but they serve distinct needs: Dog Monitor focuses on remote surveillance, while Doggy Time provides health and training logs. They compete for the same user base seeking tools to manage pet care and separation anxiety.
Both applications target pet owners by repurposing secondary devices into remote monitoring stations, creating direct competition for users seeking hardware-agnostic pet surveillance.
Full Term is a direct functional alternative that targets the same 'labor preparation' use case with a similar focus on simplicity.
Both apps target health-conscious grocery shoppers by providing ingredient analysis, with both utilizing free pricing models to capture the same user segment.
Both apps target parents requiring infant surveillance, but Philips Avent forces a hardware-centric path while Baby Monitor 3G captures the software-only segment via device repurposing.
Both apps target health-conscious grocery shoppers by providing ingredient transparency and additive identification, creating direct competition for the same user base.
Both apps target health-conscious shoppers identifying food additives, but Trash Panda uses a barcode scanner for automation while Food Additives Checker relies on manual database search.
Both apps target parents by repurposing mobile hardware into monitoring systems, directly competing for users seeking to avoid dedicated hardware costs.
Both applications target pet owners by repurposing secondary mobile devices into remote monitoring cameras, competing directly for users seeking hardware-free pet surveillance.
Same space(57)
Functions as a hardware-tethered utility for remote monitoring, competing for the same pet surveillance use case as Dog Monitor.
Offers professional-grade security monitoring that serves as a premium, hardware-integrated alternative to Dog Monitor's software-only approach.
Halal Food Scanner & Checker offers a scanner for halal compliance, targeting users who need to check additives.
While broader in scope, this app competes for the same pregnancy-focused user attention by offering wellness and fitness tracking.
Fi provides physical location security through hardware-integrated GPS tracking.
Bark Dog Bark Lite offers sound-based behavioral control tools for pet owners.
Silence Dog reduces anxiety through automatic sound playback upon bark detection.
E-Number Food Additive Scanner analyzes E-numbers and additives, serving the same core function as the source app.
Offers creative AI tools for pet content, serving as a secondary app for social media engagement.
NoBark enables reactive training through smartwatch-controlled sound triggers.
known for
AI Food Ingredient Scan · dert
AI Scanner Ingrédients provides personalized ingredient analysis based on individual health profiles.
Dog Translator combines entertainment with basic training tools.
This app is a direct competitor in the baby tracking space, offering a modern, AI-driven approach to infant care management.
Acts as a coordination hub for pet care routines, complementing the surveillance data provided by Dog Monitor.
Lusha occupies the parenting category, competing for the same 'organized parent' demographic, albeit for older children.
Food Ingredient Scanner analyzes ingredients without relying on a barcode database, offering a broader scope than static lists.
Uses AI to animate pet photos, serving as a creative tool for pet owners who already use monitoring apps.
WoofCam shares the device upcycling model for pet monitoring.
This app analyzes bark patterns to categorize pet behavior.
Halal AI provides a specialized scanner for halal dietary compliance, overlapping with additive-checking functionality.
Pupcue provides personalized potty training plans for puppies.
Luna competes for the same parent audience by offering a free alternative that specifically targets battery and data efficiency.
Food Additives 2 + provides a reference database for food additives, serving a similar but less dynamic purpose.
Yuqa provides barcode scanning for food and cosmetic transparency, overlapping with the additive-checking use case.
Halal Food Scanner provides a scanner for halal compliance, overlapping with the additive-checking functionality.
Mira expands additive checking to include cosmetic safety and allergen detection for mindful consumers.
Ivy targets the same health-conscious demographic by identifying processed ingredients and additives in food products.
Barking Dog Monitor monitors and records barking activity with graphical data.
Mango Baby serves the immediate post-birth market, often capturing the same users as they transition out of the contraction-timing phase.
Halal Scanner AI uses AI to identify haram components in food, serving the same health-conscious audience.
HalalFoodScan offers a specialized scanner for halal dietary compliance, focusing on additive detection.
Halal Check provides a specialized scanner for halal dietary compliance, overlapping with additive-checking functionality.
DogCam adds breed identification and sound-based engagement features to the pet-focused app space.
Pet Monitor tracks health metrics and care records across multiple users.
TagHalal serves a specific religious dietary niche by scanning barcodes and ingredients for halal compliance.
Engages the same pet-owner base through loyalty rewards, functioning as a retention tool rather than a monitoring utility.
Addresses pet health concerns, providing a complementary service to the surveillance features found in Dog Monitor.
Halal Scanner & Checker: Tayib targets US-based halal shoppers by scanning ingredients for hidden haram additives.
Acts as a centralized hub for smart home hardware, including pet-specific devices that overlap with Dog Monitor's surveillance functionality.
Uses the same device-repurposing mechanism as Dog Monitor to provide remote video surveillance.
Provides educational content for pet owners, serving as a companion app for training while Dog Monitor handles surveillance.
Serves the same pet-owner audience but focuses on human-led service marketplaces rather than remote device monitoring.
Provides a specialized camera utility for pet photography, focusing on the capture phase rather than the monitoring phase.
Woofy focuses on anti-bark training via high-frequency sound technology.
HalalOrNot focuses on identifying haram ingredients in food, serving the same dietary-conscious audience.
Targets the same pet-owner demographic by offering physical space for exercise as an alternative to home-based monitoring.
Focuses on viral content creation, providing a creative outlet for pet owners who use monitoring apps for content sourcing.
Saby targets the same user base but shifts the value proposition toward AI-driven detection rather than simple audio monitoring.
E Food Additives serves as a static reference for additives, though it lacks the dynamic scanning features of modern apps.
BarkWatch monitors barking using a two-device setup.
Provides on-demand pet care services, addressing the same separation anxiety needs as Dog Monitor through human intervention rather than surveillance.
Focuses on creative pet content generation, serving as a social-media-oriented companion to Dog Monitor's utility.
Yuka provides a direct alternative for food transparency by using a barcode scanner to deliver health scores for grocery items.
Pet Care manages pet health through reminders and AI guidance.
RuffDog facilitates pet photography through attention-grabbing sounds.
This app provides sound-based communication tools for pet interaction.
Builds a social community around pet ownership, providing a platform for sharing the moments captured by apps like Dog Monitor.
New entrants(6)
Halal Check: Detect Haram provides a scanner for halal compliance, targeting users who need to check additives.
DogHush uses voice playback to control barking in real-time.
DogBuddy offers AI-powered behavior analysis and communication tools.
Beet analyzes ingredients to provide a health score, serving the same health-conscious audience.
Provides AI motion-mapping for pet videos, serving as a creative companion for content-focused pet owners.
Combines livestreaming and social networking, offering a platform to share the pet life monitored by apps like Dog Monitor.
The Analyst's Read
The bottom line on TappyTaps s.r.o.
Bottom line
TappyTaps is a well-positioned studio that has successfully commoditized home surveillance hardware through software. Their high weighted rating of 4.61 across a decade-old portfolio suggests a sustainable product-market fit in the utility and lifestyle categories.
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What fed this analysis
- Apps analyzed:
- 10
- With full intel:
- 0
- With overview:
- 10
- Website scraped:
- yes
- Social presence:
- yes