Tomo Interactive
Measy: Meal Planner & Recipes
Publisher DNA
What defines Tomo Interactive?
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Portfolio
What does Tomo Interactive ship?
Apps
1 app analysed
A week of dinners planned around your budget, with the shopping list written.
AI-driven recipe swaps reduce the need for external search during prep
- Personalized meal planning and automated shopping lists reduce the mental load for busy users
- Users report the app forces a subscription payment before allowing any exploration of the interface
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?
0
Positive apps
0
Neutral / mixed
1
Negative apps
25/100
Avg sentiment score
Rivals
Who does Tomo Interactive compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(1)
Both apps target users seeking to automate meal planning and grocery list generation, directly competing for the same household management use case.
Contenders(10)
Both apps target users seeking automated meal planning and grocery list generation, directly competing for the same household management demographic.
Both apps target busy individuals by automating weekly meal planning and grocery list generation, creating direct competition for time-constrained users.
Both apps target meal planning and grocery list automation, directly competing for users seeking to manage household food budgets and dietary preferences.
Both apps target the meal planning and grocery list management segment, competing for users seeking automated menu generation based on dietary preferences and budget constraints.
Both applications target budget-conscious users by automating weekly meal plans and grocery lists based on specific supermarket pricing and user preferences.
Both apps target budget-conscious households by automating weekly meal planning and grocery list generation based on user-defined spending limits.
Both apps target the meal planning market by automating weekly schedules and shopping lists to reduce user effort.
Both apps target home cooks seeking automated meal planning and grocery list generation, directly competing for the same household management utility.
Both apps target busy, health-conscious users with automated meal planning and grocery list generation, directly competing for the same household management utility.
Both apps target the household meal planning segment, competing directly on automated grocery list generation and weekly menu scheduling.
Same space(20)
Groovry competes for the same household management user base through grocery list synchronization.
Spillt competes for the user's recipe collection and social sharing needs.
Crouton competes for the same user base by offering hardware-integrated kitchen management tools.
Zest competes for the user's instructional cooking time through a technique-focused video library.
Yoomla competes for the user's recipe organization and discovery needs through AI-driven extraction.
ReciBuddy competes for the same user base seeking personalized meal ideas via AI generation.
Meal Prep Momma competes for the same user base looking to automate weekly meal-prep rituals.
Paprika Recipe Manager 3 provides a utility-focused kitchen management alternative for organizing digital recipes.
KptnCook competes for user attention during the meal selection phase through curated discovery.
Mealia competes for the same grocery shopper demographic by integrating with specific supermarket chains.
Mob competes for daily kitchen utility by bridging recipe discovery with grocery shopping.
WeeklyMeals competes for the user's weekly scheduling and grocery organization needs.
Recipe Organizer: AI Cookbook competes for the user's library organization needs using on-device technology.
Buy Easy competes for the same user base seeking AI-assisted shopping and list management.
Inspo competes for the user's recipe discovery and planning time through social media content consolidation.
AnyList serves as a collaborative grocery utility for shared household meal planning.
MealBoard competes for the same inventory-aware planning audience as a comprehensive food management tool.
ReciMe acts as a social recipe aggregator that competes for the user's recipe discovery time.
mise targets UK grocery shoppers with a pantry-aware meal planning tool.
Rind competes for the user's digital recipe library management needs.
New entrants(1)
Herbi competes for the same user base looking to reduce decision fatigue through personalized meal plans.
