Xing Chen
Where is the Sun
Publisher DNA
What defines Xing Chen?
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Portfolio
What does Xing Chen ship?
Apps
1 app analysed
- Insolation analysis provides a specific, high-utility mechanism for property evaluation.
Single-market publisher, every app ships only to United States.
Based on 1 of 1 app with localized market data Β· last scanned .
Americas (1)
- United States1 / 1
Core markets (1/1 apps)
Rivals
Who does Xing Chen compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(1)
Both apps target photographers and homeowners needing solar trajectory data, creating direct competition for users planning lighting or property exposure.
Contenders(10)
Solis competes for the same audience of homeowners and photographers by providing solar trajectory visualization and AR-based sun path mapping, directly overlapping with the core utility of Where is the Sun.
Sunio targets the same property evaluation and photography planning audience as Where is the Sun, offering direct feature overlap in solar trajectory and shadow visualization.
Both apps target photographers and outdoor enthusiasts by providing solar tracking tools, with SolarWatch competing directly through its broader feature set and higher user engagement.
Both apps target photographers and outdoor enthusiasts by providing solar trajectory data, creating direct competition for users seeking celestial planning tools.
Both apps target photographers and property owners with solar positioning tools, creating direct competition for users needing sunlight data for planning.
Both apps target photographers and property planners by providing solar trajectory visualization, but SunCast captures a larger user base through active feature development and broader utility.
Sun AR competes for the same homeowners and photographers by offering augmented reality visualization for solar paths, directly overlapping with the property and lighting planning utility of Where is the Sun.
Both apps target homeowners and photographers for solar trajectory planning, but the rival's active development and augmented reality visualization capture the casual user segment that the target app's stagnant, legacy-only utility fails to retain.
Both apps target photographers and property planners with sunlight tracking, creating direct competition for users seeking spatial planning tools.
Both apps target homeowners and photographers by providing sun path and exposure visualization for property evaluation and photography planning.
Same space(20)
Provides scientific solar radiation calculations, serving a technical audience adjacent to Where is the Sun.
Focuses on photography light planning for the same audience as Where is the Sun.
Provides educational celestial visualization for astronomy enthusiasts, adjacent to the solar tracking space.
Targets photographers needing light timing, sharing the same core utility as Where is the Sun.
Tracks daylight duration for general planning, overlapping with the utility of Where is the Sun.
Serves the same photography audience as Where is the Sun by focusing on sunrise and sunset timing.
Offers professional-grade solar and shadow analysis for architects and photographers.
Targets photographers and solar installers with solar trajectory data, sharing the same core utility as Where is the Sun.
Analyzes window-specific sunlight for homeowners, directly overlapping with the core utility of Where is the Sun.
Targets the same photography planning segment as Where is the Sun but uses a subscription model for future-date calculations.
Provides sunlight phase calculations for photographers, sharing the same core utility as Where is the Sun.
Targets the same professional photography and architecture audience as Where is the Sun but adds 3D augmented reality for site scouting.
Targets the same photography and outdoor enthusiast audience as Where is the Sun.
Monitors space weather and solar activity, serving an astronomy-focused audience adjacent to solar tracking.
Provides solar intelligence for architects and photographers, similar to the property evaluation utility of Where is the Sun.
Provides solar and lunar path tracking for property evaluation and photography similar to Where is the Sun.
Offers astronomical time tracking for the same outdoor enthusiast audience as Where is the Sun.
Uses astronomical algorithms for health optimization, serving an adjacent audience to Where is the Sun.
Provides similar solar path analysis for architects and photographers but adds 3D shadow simulation.
Offers property evaluation tools for home buyers, overlapping with the core utility of Where is the Sun.
New entrants(2)
Uses astronomical algorithms to track celestial bodies, serving an audience adjacent to solar tracking.
Provides solar path tracking for room and plant light planning, similar to Where is the Sun.