Viewlicity
PuttView Books
Publisher DNA
What defines Viewlicity?
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Portfolio
What does Viewlicity ship?
Apps
4 apps analysed
Free version availability provides significant value for coaches and players testing the product capabilities
- Intuitive user interface design allows golf enthusiasts to navigate the green reading tools easily
- Inaccurate green reading lines frustrate users who expected high precision for their putting practice
Topographic slope maps provide a differentiator for competitive players
- The simple layout and precise course data provide a straightforward experience for golf coaches
- Frequent launch failures prevent users from accessing the app on mobile devices after installation
Analysis in progress
Analysis in progress
Single-market publisher, every app ships only to United States.
Based on 2 of 4 apps with localized market data, more coverage rolling in as scans complete · last scanned .
Americas (1)
- United States2 / 2
Core markets (2/2 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
0
Positive apps
1
Neutral / mixed
1
Negative apps
45/100
Avg sentiment score
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Who does Viewlicity compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(1)
Both apps target golfers seeking performance improvement, but they address distinct phases of the game: PuttView focuses on green reading and putting mechanics, while bebrassie provides full-round shot tracking and GPS course management.
Contenders(7)
Both applications target amateur golfers seeking to improve putting performance through iPhone-based analysis tools. They compete directly for the same user base by offering digital alternatives to traditional putting practice.
Both apps target golfers seeking to improve putting accuracy through digital green analysis and slope visualization.
Both apps target amateur golfers seeking to lower their stroke count through augmented reality putting analysis. They compete for the same user base by offering digital feedback on green topography and stroke mechanics.
Both apps target golfers seeking to lower their handicap through technical putting refinement, competing for the same user base interested in digital stroke analysis.
Both apps target golfers using iPhone LiDAR to visualize green topography and putting lines, creating direct feature overlap for on-course practice.
Both apps target the golf improvement segment by providing data-driven tools to analyze green topography and putting performance.
Both apps target amateur golfers seeking to lower their stroke count, but they address different phases of the putting process: green topography versus stroke mechanics.
Same space(19)
18Birdies functions as a social-first GPS tool that competes for the same on-course screen time as PuttView.
Arccos Golf automates shot data collection via sensors, providing a hands-free performance tracking experience that PuttView lacks.
Golf Pad GPS provides a comprehensive utility for scorecard management and GPS rangefinding that serves as a general golf companion.
Garmin Golf provides a hardware-software loop that forces users to stay within their proprietary watch and launch monitor environment.
Golfshot serves as a broad GPS and scoring utility that complements PuttView by automating shot tracking via Apple Watch.
GolfLogix provides 3D course visualization and green heat maps that serve as a direct alternative to PuttView's topography features.
Awesome Golf Simulator offers a hardware-agnostic simulation experience that competes for the indoor practice time of PuttView users.
TheGrint provides official USGA handicap tracking, which acts as a retention hook that PuttView does not currently offer.
Hello Birdie offers AI-based game tactics and GPS rangefinding that compete with PuttView's goal of rationalizing on-course decisions.
V1 Golf connects users to professional instructors, offering a service-based improvement loop that contrasts with PuttView's self-guided toolset.
GolfFix uses AI vision to diagnose swing flaws, providing a diagnostic experience that complements PuttView's green-reading utility.
Mustard Golf provides AI-driven coaching that focuses on movement patterns, offering a technical alternative to PuttView's on-course focus.
Users report: Sportsbox 3D Golf uses markerless motion capture to provide biomechanical data, serving as a high-end technical alternative to PuttView.
Hole19 provides on-course GPS utility that overlaps with PuttView but relies on aggressive subscription gating for advanced features.
SwingU provides a battery-efficient GPS and scorecard experience that serves as a standard utility for golfers of all levels.
Swing Coach focuses on technical swing mechanics rather than green reading, offering a complementary practice-focused experience.
TAG Heuer Golf targets a luxury segment with high-fidelity 3D mapping that competes with PuttView's visual green data.
Trackman Golf acts as a data-access portal for radar hardware, providing performance metrics that PuttView users might seek for full-game analysis.
Shot Pattern offers strokes-gained analytics that provide a deeper data-driven layer for competitive golfers than PuttView's visual-only approach.
New entrants(2)
Golf Slope Level provides a physical tool for measuring green slope, serving as a low-tech alternative to PuttView's digital visuals.
PacePoint Pro provides a manual green-reading system that competes with PuttView's LiDAR-based automated approach.
