Android Alternate Market Review – Synapsy

synapsy-logo-api-betaSynapsy is another app market that looked interesting, but as you’ll see in this quick review it didn’t make the grade. (and it’s now unreachable)

Generally, I am a fan of aggregators – the more app stores you bring into one interface, the more reach you can get from a single deployment of your app.  This store sent a direct email to the address on file for my apps on Google Play, and a decided to take a look.

The good?  Yes, their advertisement of submitting apps in just 2-3 minutes is pretty accurate.  It didn’t really take too much time to submit.  They pulled the images and text from Google Play.

However, in this case it doesn’t seem that their reach is sufficient to merit much of my time.  The next few months showed no downloads however, and I had submitted my top two free non-game Android apps.  I don’t think a paid app would be a good idea here, since the payout threshold is 200€.

Would games fare better?  Maybe.  Am I enticed to spend any more effort on this Android market at this time?  No.  Hopefully this market will improve as they bring more stores into their fold.  For now, I don’t recommend spending much time on Synapsy.

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I am an experienced software engineer that has explored all sorts of development landscapes from fortune 100 companies to startups, as well as solo development. I think mobile development still has opportunities for small and independent developers to make a big impact, and I continue to explore the space. I share what I learn in hopes that it might inspire others.

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