Utsire
Snapshot
Publisher DNA
What defines Utsire?
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Portfolio
What does Utsire ship?
Apps
3 apps analysed
Premium subscription provides useful turn-by-turn navigation and gradient data for dedicated cycling enthusiasts
- Simple and lightweight GPX navigation provides a reliable alternative to complex, feature-heavy cycling applications
- Persistent connection errors and internal server failures prevent users from uploading or refreshing their GPX routes
Use this app to follow GPX files on your device when out riding your bike.
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)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
0
Positive apps
1
Neutral / mixed
0
Negative apps
45/100
Avg sentiment score
Rivals
Who does Utsire compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(1)
Both applications target cyclists requiring GPX route navigation, creating a direct feature overlap for users seeking reliable path visualization. The rival captures the same audience by offering offline vector maps and cloud synchronization, which directly competes with the core utility of the source app.
Contenders(6)
Both apps provide specialized GPX route navigation for cyclists, targeting users who need to import and follow external route files on mobile devices.
Both apps target users requiring mobile GPX file visualization for navigation, creating direct overlap in the utility category.
Both apps target outdoor enthusiasts requiring GPX route navigation on Android devices without subscription costs or account requirements.
Both applications target outdoor enthusiasts requiring GPX file management and visualization for navigation purposes.
Both applications target outdoor enthusiasts who need to visualize and follow GPX files without requiring user accounts. They compete directly on the utility of processing GPS track data for cycling and hiking activities.
Both applications target cyclists requiring GPX file navigation, with BikeGPX prioritizing a simple, account-free workflow while the rival focuses on advanced route analytics.
Same space(20)
Cyclemeter transforms mobile devices into cycling computers with support for external fitness sensors.
Bikemap offers specialized bike routing that accounts for terrain and cycle path availability for commuters and tourers.
MAPS.ME provides offline-first navigation for travelers who require map access in regions with limited cellular connectivity.
GPS Tracks provides professional-grade waypoint logging and offline reliability for field researchers and outdoor professionals.
Guru Maps provides offline-first navigation and track recording for users in remote locations.
Geovelo supports city-focused cycling infrastructure by providing customized route calculations based on specific bike types.
Bike GPS offers a simplified tracking experience for cyclists who want to generate detailed ride statistics.
GPX-Viewer focuses on visualizing and analyzing GPS data for hobbyists who prefer one-time purchase models.
onX Offroad provides proprietary land-ownership data that serves as a barrier for backcountry and off-road explorers.
OS Maps combines detailed map layers with community-rated routes for outdoor recreation.
Organic Maps provides a privacy-first, offline-capable navigation experience for outdoor enthusiasts who avoid the tracking prevalent in ad-supported mapping applications.
Map My Ride is a fitness-focused tracker that integrates with external hardware to provide performance metrics for a large community.
Bike Ride Tracker focuses on basic performance metrics and route visualization for casual riders.
Beeline offers community-driven route planning and integration with popular fitness platforms for cyclists.
Ride with GPS provides high-precision route planning and hardware integration for performance-oriented cyclists.
Mapy.com provides specialized outdoor navigation for hikers and cyclists that captures high-intent users through detailed terrain mapping.
Bike Tracker provides detailed 3D maps and trail statistics for mountain biking enthusiasts in the USA.
Gaia GPS provides professional-grade GIS tools and high-fidelity topographic maps for backcountry navigation.
Odysseus GPS provides route planning tailored to the dimensions and weight of heavy vehicles for professional drivers.
Cyclers provides personalized cycling paths by prioritizing user preferences like quiet roads and surface quality.
New entrants(2)
BiciGo uses streaks to encourage consistent daily cycling activity for users.
Bike Computer 2.0 connects to handlebar displays to provide navigation and ride metrics for cyclists.