Tiki Punch Studio
Map Drive - Radar, Speedometer
Snapshot
Publisher DNA
What defines Tiki Punch Studio?
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Portfolio
What does Tiki Punch Studio ship?
Apps
3 apps analysed
GPS, Maps, Routes, Compass, HUD, Speed Cam, Radar for real-time traffic updates
Analysis in progress
Analysis in progress
Single-market publisher, every app ships only to United States.
Based on 1 of 3 apps with localized market data, more coverage rolling in as scans complete · last scanned .
Americas (1)
- United States1 / 1
Core markets (1/1 apps)
Rivals
Who does Tiki Punch Studio compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(1)
Both apps target commuters seeking real-time traffic and safety alerts, with overlapping functionality in radar detection and traffic monitoring.
Contenders(10)
Both apps target commuters requiring real-time speed monitoring and journey tracking, creating direct competition for the same driver user base.
Both applications target drivers with speed monitoring and HUD features, creating direct competition for the same user base.
Users report: Both apps target drivers requiring speed camera detection and navigation, with Radarbot capturing a larger market share through its 100-million-user database.
Both apps target drivers needing offline navigation and speed enforcement alerts, creating direct competition for users prioritizing cost-free, data-independent travel tools.
Both apps target commuters and travelers with free navigation tools, creating direct competition for daily driving utility.
Provides professional-grade dimension-aware routing for heavy vehicles, which complements the general navigation utility of the source app.
Both apps target drivers requiring speed monitoring, with Map Drive providing active safety alerts while Speedometer» offers a passive, high-visibility speed reference.
Both apps target commuters and travelers with free GPS navigation, creating direct competition for daily driver attention.
Both apps provide navigation and speed camera alerts, creating overlap for drivers who require real-time road safety monitoring. Odysseus targets professional heavy-vehicle operators, while Map Drive serves the general commuter market.
Both apps target drivers with speed camera detection and real-time radar alerts, competing for the same commuter audience seeking traffic enforcement avoidance.
Same space(17)
Offers a versatile speed monitoring tool with multiple display modes and themes for different vehicle types.
Provides a comprehensive trip computer for performance metrics, appealing to users interested in acceleration testing.
Targets drivers needing speedometer calibration for modified vehicles, offering a more specialized utility than the source app.
Offers a lightweight, offline-first speed monitoring alternative for users who require satellite tracking without cellular data.
Operates as a community-based hazard warning system that shares real-time road conditions, similar to the source app's safety focus.
Combines speed tracking with map-based points of interest, catering to users who need specific navigation for bikes or cars.
Provides a standard set of speed monitoring and safety alerts for various transit activities like cycling and running.
Targets the same speed-enforcement awareness segment with a focus on mobile speed trap alerts and worldwide fixed camera coverage.
Offers a basic, free HUD tool for speed monitoring that serves as a backup for broken vehicle speedometers.
Provides a privacy-focused, offline-first speed monitoring solution for users who prioritize minimal interface design.
Bridges navigation with photography by adding geotags and timestamps to images, serving users who document their travel routes.
Serves the same driver safety niche by providing radar and traffic alerts, but focuses on specific vehicle types like trucks and motorbikes.
Expands beyond speed monitoring into general navigation, offering travel tools like translators and sound meters alongside standard routing.
Provides professional-grade dimension-aware routing for heavy vehicles, which complements the general navigation utility of the source app.
Focuses on driver safety and compliance by adding incident logging and altitude tracking to the standard speed monitoring feature set.
Provides a basic HUD utility for drivers seeking a simple, color-customizable speed display for their dashboard.
Focuses on high-visibility speed tracking and trip analytics for users who require simple, readable data while driving.
