Vladyslav Yarmak
For maritime deck officers, professional navigators, and Swift developers requiring specialized technical calculation and design tools.
CoNav
Snapshot
Who is Vladyslav Yarmak?
Providing specialized navigation and technical utility tools for maritime professionals and developers. Streamlining complex calculations and workflows through focused, task-specific mobile applications.
Target audience
Portfolio
Free 6Last updated
CoNav
v2.6.2
7mo ago
Publisher DNA
What defines Vladyslav Yarmak?
Publisher DNA
Primary focus
Maritime navigation and technical utility tools
Scale
indie
Target audience
Maritime deck officers, professional navigators, and Swift developers requiring specialized technical calculation and design tools.
Signature Patterns
- •Focus on high-utility, task-specific tools for professional or technical users.
- •Mixed monetization strategy including both paid and free models.
- •Integration of complex algorithms (e.g., A* pathfinding, astronomical calculations) into mobile interfaces.
- •Minimalist UI design tailored for functional, field-based use.
Portfolio momentum
With 9 apps and limited recent release activity, the portfolio is currently in a maintenance phase focused on supporting existing niche tools.
Portfolio
What does Vladyslav Yarmak ship?
Apps
9 apps analysed
Specialized astronomical models provide professional-grade precision
- Offline-first calculation engine removes connectivity dependency
- Application crashes immediately upon hitting the calculate button after entering user data inputs
Automated media export simplifies post-ride workflows
- Hardware-button integration reduces friction in cold-weather environments
Single-market publisher, every app ships only to United States.
Based on 2 of 9 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
0
Neutral / mixed
1
Negative apps
10/100
Avg sentiment score
Rivals
Who does Vladyslav Yarmak compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(3)
Monitors maritime traffic and vessel positions, serving as a situational awareness tool.
Both applications target maritime navigation, with CVoyager focusing on professional route planning and C-MAP addressing recreational boating through shared navigation and routing utility.
True Wind targets the same sailing audience as Sea Breeze by offering real-time wind calculations and sail angle visualizations, directly challenging the manual-input utility model.
Contenders(14)
Both applications target maritime navigation, with CVoyager focusing on route planning and AIS Maps providing real-time vessel tracking and map visualization.
Both applications target maritime professionals with specialized navigation calculation tools, creating direct competition for the same user base.
Both applications target the maritime navigation market, competing for users who require route planning and location tracking tools.
Both applications target maritime navigation, competing for the same user base of sailors and boaters through overlapping route planning and scheduling functionality.
Both applications target maritime professionals and enthusiasts, competing directly on route planning and navigation utility within the marine sector.
Both applications target boaters and maritime professionals with route planning and navigation tools, creating direct competition for users seeking efficient sea travel.
Both apps serve the nautical wind calculation market, with Sea Breeze priced at $0.29 and the rival at $0.99.
Both applications target maritime navigation, with CVoyager focusing on automated route planning and the rival providing access to official NOAA chart imagery.
Nautical Calculator competes for the same professional mariner audience by offering a broad suite of celestial navigation tools and reference materials. Both apps target the same user base of professional mariners and sailors requiring mobile access to navigation calculations.
Both applications target maritime navigation, with i-Boating capturing a broader audience of recreational boaters through specialized chart data and voice-guided navigation.
Both applications target maritime navigation, creating direct competition for professionals and sailors requiring route planning and chart data.
Both apps target professional mariners and deck officers, competing for limited screen time during maritime operations through specialized navigation and safety reference tools.
Both apps target mariners requiring true wind calculations, but True Wind Pro provides hardware-integrated sensor data and training tools that Sea Breeze lacks. The rival competes directly by offering a free, feature-rich alternative to the manual-input model of Sea Breeze.
Both applications target maritime professionals and enthusiasts, competing for screen time on devices used to monitor vessel activity and navigation.
Same space(47)
Synthesizes complex multi-model simulations and satellite imagery for professional-grade maritime navigation.
Offers a direct alternative for recreational sailors by integrating charts, weather, and tides.
Expands on basic wind data by including tidal and wave height information for maritime users.
Targets delivery professionals needing route sequencing, distinct from maritime navigation requirements.
Provides scenic motorcycle routing, differing from the maritime-focused algorithm used by the source.
Compass∞ targets the same outdoor navigation market as CoNav but focuses on multi-tool integration like flashlights and weather data.
Compass ⊘ provides basic orientation tools for outdoor enthusiasts, acting as a lightweight companion to CoNav's professional suite.
Targets delivery logistics rather than maritime navigation, focusing on multi-stop efficiency for couriers.
This app targets general way-finding and orientation, overlapping with CoNav's compass error analysis but lacking maritime-specific astronomical depth.
Celestial Navigation directly competes with CoNav by offering technical tools for position fixing via the intercept method.
Focuses on quiet lanes and traffic-free cycleways for cyclists, contrasting with maritime navigation.
Offers a digital reference tool for pilots to verify wind components against runway headings.
EZ Celestial Navigation is a direct competitor to CoNav, providing digital astronomical tables for celestial fixes.
Provides essential tide data for marine users, acting as a specialized utility rather than a route planner.
Live Marine Traffic provides real-time vessel tracking for maritime enthusiasts, complementing CoNav's navigation tools with live situational data.
Extends Garmin marine hardware functionality rather than acting as a standalone navigation tool.
known for
MapXplorer: Map Radar Navigate
Serves general commuters rather than maritime professionals, focusing on road-based safety alerts.
Targets delivery and courier workflows, focusing on road-based constraint management rather than maritime navigation.
Nautical Rules serves as a training companion for the same maritime audience that uses CoNav for professional navigation.
Targets delivery drivers needing route optimization, lacking maritime-specific navigation tools.
MarineRadar provides real-time AIS tracking for the same maritime professionals who use CoNav for navigation.
Serves the aviation niche with a pilot-designed tool for calculating wind components.
Focuses on last-mile delivery logistics for couriers, distinct from maritime navigation needs.
Manages complex delivery routes for field professionals, lacking maritime-specific navigation features.
Celestial Navigator provides similar astronomical calculation tools as CoNav, specifically targeting celestial navigation training.
Compass - Professional provides granular location data for outdoor users, serving as a simpler navigation alternative to CoNav's specialized astronomical tools.
Functions as a secondary calculation tool for environmental variables like wind chill and temperature.
Adds solar tracking and atmospheric data to the basic wind monitoring utility.
Tracks live vessel positions globally, serving as a companion for maritime situational awareness.
Replaces manual input with real-time buoy data feeds for maritime weather monitoring.
Manages multi-stop delivery workflows for couriers, lacking the maritime-specific constraints required by the source.
Provides a specialized conversion utility for wind speeds across multiple units.
Manages multi-stop delivery routes for sales personnel, lacking maritime-specific navigation tools.
Targets motorcycle riders with social features, whereas the source focuses on maritime route planning.
Focuses on high-volume delivery logistics for couriers, distinct from the maritime focus.
Focuses on multi-stop delivery optimization for couriers, distinct from maritime navigation.
Offers a real-time wind compass and location-based forecasting as an alternative to manual input.
Provides emergency boating assistance and real-time weather data for maritime safety.
Provides a simple interface for checking wind speed and direction globally.
Provides automated hourly forecasts and storm radar to assist with marine planning.
Celestial Nav is a direct alternative to CoNav, providing offline-capable sight reduction algorithms for mariners.
Combines live radar maps with tide and wave data for a comprehensive wind tracking solution.
Focuses on backcountry and land-based navigation, contrasting with maritime-specific pathfinding.
Integrates proprietary sensor networks with government data to provide hyper-local coastal observations for sailors.
Uses a proprietary 21,000-station network to provide automated data that renders manual calculation unnecessary.
Targets the same sailing audience with professional-grade forecast aggregation and nautical chart overlays.
Provides high-fidelity meteorological data that replaces manual calculation with automated, multi-model visualization.
The Analyst's Read
The bottom line on Vladyslav Yarmak
Bottom line
The publisher maintains a functional, utility-first portfolio that serves distinct professional niches. Their ability to deliver complex technical tools suggests strong domain expertise, though the lack of a unified category focus may limit brand recognition.
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What fed this analysis
- Apps analyzed:
- 9
- With full intel:
- 0
- With overview:
- 9
- Website scraped:
- yes
- Social presence:
- no
