Try the Colors s.r.o.
Paint my Room: Wall Visualizer
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Publisher DNA
What defines Try the Colors s.r.o.?
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Portfolio
What does Try the Colors s.r.o. ship?
Apps
21 apps analysed
Image-to-line conversion reduces the barrier to entry for novice artists.
- Creative drawing tools provide a satisfying experience for users interested in artistic expression and sketching
- Aggressive advertising and paywalls prevent users from uploading custom images for their drawing projects
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Accurately measure bowling speed in cricket, baseball, or any ball sport.
Multi-sport distance calibration enables broad utility
- Bowling speed measurement functionality provides accurate and useful data for cricket players during training sessions
- App stability issues including launch failures and crashes persist following the latest stability-focused update
Accurately measure bowling speed in cricket, baseball, or any ball sport.
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Distributed across 20 markets, strongest in Europe.
Based on 5 of 21 apps with localized market data, more coverage rolling in as scans complete · last scanned .
Americas (4)
- Brazil5 / 5
- Mexico5 / 5
- United States5 / 5
- Canada3 / 5
Europe (9)
- France5 / 5
- Germany5 / 5
- Italy5 / 5
- Netherlands5 / 5
- Portugal5 / 5
›+4 more europe markets
- Spain5 / 5
- Sweden5 / 5
- Turkey5 / 5
- United Kingdom5 / 5
Asia-Pacific (7)
- India5 / 5
- Indonesia5 / 5
- Japan5 / 5
- Singapore5 / 5
- South Korea5 / 5
›+2 more asia-pacific markets
- Vietnam5 / 5
- Australia3 / 5
Core markets (5/5 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
2
Positive apps
0
Neutral / mixed
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Negative apps
50/100
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Who does Try the Colors s.r.o. compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(2)
Both apps target homeowners seeking to visualize interior changes, with overlapping functionality for wall color previews and home renovation planning.
Both applications target athletes seeking velocity data without expensive radar hardware, creating direct competition for users who require performance metrics on mobile devices.
Contenders(5)
Both apps target the sports utility market by automating performance data collection for athletes, though they serve different sports disciplines.
The rival targets ten-pin bowling score tracking, whereas the source app focuses on velocity measurement for cricket and baseball, creating a category mismatch despite the shared keyword.
Both apps target athletes and coaches requiring ball speed data without expensive radar hardware. They compete by offering low-cost velocity estimation tools for cricket, baseball, and tennis.
Both apps occupy the sports utility segment by providing performance tracking for athletes, though they address distinct mechanics: velocity measurement versus league-based score and equipment tracking.
Both apps target athletes needing velocity data without expensive radar hardware, creating direct competition for users seeking cost-effective performance tracking.
Same space(37)
Uses AI to automate performance analysis, removing the manual labor required by the source app.
Targets the same DIY renovation audience by providing a 2D and 3D visualization loop for home floor plans.
Serves the same DIY renovation audience by providing a 3D house design and floor plan creation tool.
Provides a manual utility for Hudl users, serving a niche segment of the athletic video analysis market.
Serves the same renovation-planning audience by offering 2D and 3D visualization tools for home design projects.
Uses camera-based technology for speed calculation, overlapping with the source app's core utility.
Targets the same DIY renovation audience by providing tools for 3D floor plan drawing and interior design.
Targets the same DIY renovation market by providing AI-powered interior visualization and style exploration tools.
Targets the same DIY renovation audience by providing a high-fidelity 3D environment for floor planning and garden design.
Uses manual frame selection for speed calculation, mirroring the source app's core workflow.
Uses proprietary hardware sensors for biomechanical data, serving a more professional segment than the video-only approach.
Targets the same DIY design audience by using AI to generate room inspiration from photos.
Serves the same renovation audience by providing technical tools for drafting layouts and calculating material requirements.
Appeals to the same renovation-planning audience by providing tools for drawing house blueprints and 3D floor plans.
Targets the same renovation-planning audience by using AI to generate interior and landscape design concepts from photos.
Offers a manual, hardware-agnostic timing method similar to the source app but limited to baseball.
Appeals to the same renovation-planning audience by offering AI-powered 3D design tools and AR room scanning.
Anchors the same renovation market by providing a massive library of design photography that acts as a top-of-funnel for professional services.
Provides a comprehensive stat-tracking interface, serving the same coaching audience with a focus on data depth.
Provides a broader game management suite for baseball and softball, contrasting with the narrow focus on speed measurement.
Provides a manual timing utility for baseball, serving the same coaching and fan audience.
Automates analysis via AI, removing the manual frame selection required by the source app.
Offers automated radar and motion tracking, providing a more technical alternative to the source app.
Targets the same DIY renovation audience by providing tools for creating interior and exterior design plans.
Focuses on comprehensive stat tracking rather than speed measurement, serving a similar coaching audience.
Targets the same DIY renovation segment by offering comprehensive 3D visualization and AR tools for room planning.
Targets a specific subset of the same renovation audience by focusing on kitchen and dining room design and material selection.
Captures the same DIY renovation audience but focuses on full-room AI generation rather than simple wall color overlays.
Provides a manual, button-based timing tool for baseball, serving a similar audience to the source app.
Serves the same DIY renovation segment by allowing users to transform room photos into new design concepts using AI.
Serves the same renovation-focused user base by offering a 3D room scanner that provides more structural depth than simple color overlays.
Serves the same DIY renovation audience by using AI to transform room photos into interior and exterior design concepts.
Charges a fee for manual timing, contrasting with the source app's freemium model.
Focuses on pitch counting and inning tracking, serving a similar coaching audience with different core metrics.
Serves the same DIY renovation audience by providing tools for floor plan creation and 3D room visualization.
Focuses on arm safety and youth league compliance, providing a specialized alternative to general speed measurement.
Automates cricket speed measurement, removing the manual frame selection required by the source app.
New entrants(4)
Uses sensor and video data to automate tennis serve analysis, providing a more advanced alternative.
Serves the same DIY renovation audience by using AI to generate interior and exterior design concepts from photos.
Targets the bowling performance market, providing a specialized tool for a different sport than the source app.
Targets the same DIY renovation audience by using AI to generate interior design and garden concepts from photos.
