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Tony Sundharam
For privacy-conscious power users and mobile web browsers who prefer Safari over native social media applications.
Known for
For privacy-conscious power users and mobile web browsers who prefer Safari over native social media applications.
Empowering mobile web users to reclaim a clean, private browsing experience by stripping away platform-imposed friction and intrusive UI.
Target audience
Portfolio
Free 6Last updated
Sink It for Reddit
vVARY
3mo ago
Primary focus
Safari extensions and web utility tools
Scale
indie
Target audience
Privacy-conscious power users and mobile web browsers who prefer Safari over native social media applications.
Origin
Created to address user frustration with aggressive 'open in app' banners and intrusive mobile web layouts.
Maintains an intense development pace with 18 updates across the portfolio in the last 6 months to ensure compatibility with evolving web platforms.
7 apps analysed
Reddit is where you’ll find your people and feel at home in every conversation.
Privacy-first architecture with zero data collection
X-specific focus allows for faster adaptation to platform-specific layout changes
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Positive apps
2
Neutral / mixed
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Negative apps
49/100
Avg sentiment score
Directly competes in the Safari extension space with a comparable user base (within 4x scale) and high update velocity (5 releases in 6 months).
Strategic outlook coming soon.
What fed this analysis
Continues to serve as the direct functional rival for granular UI-element removal on X.
A high-velocity utility (8 releases in 6 months) that targets the same 'clean web' power user but at a significantly larger scale.
The official platform is the primary alternative; users choose between the native app's features and the target's 'cleaned' web experience.
Shares the exact same 'Safari Extension for a specific site' architecture and indie-utility positioning.
Emerging utility focused on a specific Reddit UX pain point (navigation) with a release in the last 30 days.
