I open-sourced a tool to compare Google Play apps side-by-side
I recently open-sourced Clash of Apps, a tool I built to compare Google Play apps side-by-side — features, ASO, reviews, ratings, update frequency, etc. It started as a way for me to research competitors more efficiently and evolved into something others might find useful too. Great for indie hackers, devs, or anyone working on mobile apps. Try it here: https://clashofapps.com GitHub: https://github.com/ntgussoni/clashofapps It’s still early — open to feedback, ideas, or contributions!
I open-sourced a tool to compare Google Play apps side-by-side launched on April 4, 2025 with 14 votes, #1,902 of 7,818 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.
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Clash of Apps is an open-source tool for comparing Google Play applications side-by-side, displaying features, app store optimization metrics, reviews, ratings, and update frequency. Designed for indie developers, app creators, and mobile product researchers, it streamlines competitive analysis and market research. The tool is available online and on GitHub in early stages of development.
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