Presenting to you the Google of the Android App Market
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Google is a name that comes to mind whenever we talk about anything related to the internet. It searches for everything you want with just a few words you input. Over the course of a few years, it has become the universal all pervasive search-engine that everyone net user banks on at least 10 times a day for information.
Fetch is an Android app that aims to replicate Google's lofty reputation and translate it for the ever-popular Android app market. You could arguably call it the Google of the Android app world with a few off-track features that gives you the perfect app just to suit your needs. It takes search functionality to a whole new world by studying you as a person and delivering accurate results based on your interests.
Fetch identifies your consistent and fundamental traits and gives you the power to link them together to find exactly what you’re looking for.
It studies the kind of apps you have downloaded in the past and tells and recommends you similar apps.
On the Fetch app, all you have to do is add in the traits you are looking for in a game or an app and all similar search results come up in an informative display with quick features of the game and an install button as well.
You can separately look for games or apps and follow sets of search traits for regular updates.
By simply swiping to the left, you can see those searches that are already stored on your phone.
These searches are segregated app/game wise and have a ‘similar’ tab right next to it.
These traits are visible in boxes above the game you are in and can be added and taken out and the search filter adjusts the results accordingly almost instantly.
When Fetch figures out your likes and dislikes over a period of time, it will update its systems to give you the best result and hide the rest so that you see only what you like.
But all this sounds very simple and looks like Google Play Store does the same as well. So what makes Fetch different and what really is its unique selling point? Well, it is the kind of detailing and parameters undertaken by it to carefully evaluate and match the finest apps related to your needs rather than cluttering your screen with unnecessary bloatware that you don’t need.
It uses a hundreds of user traits paired with millions of combination of keywords such as:
“3D + games + arcade + 4.5 stars and above + size above below 10 mb + realistic visuals”
OR
“Food + Community + Search + Tools + Recipe + Share”
The categories in games section of Fetch include:
On the Fetch app, all you have to do is add in the traits you are looking for in a game or an app and all similar search results come up in an informative display with quick features of the game and an install button as well.
You can separately look for games or apps and follow sets of search traits for regular updates.
By simply swiping to the left, you can see those searches that are already stored on your phone.
These searches are segregated app/game wise and have a ‘similar’ tab right next to it.
These traits are visible in boxes above the game you are in and can be added and taken out and the search filter adjusts the results accordingly almost instantly.
When Fetch figures out your likes and dislikes over a period of time, it will update its systems to give you the best result and hide the rest so that you see only what you like.
But all this sounds very simple and looks like Google Play Store does the same as well. So what makes Fetch different and what really is its unique selling point? Well, it is the kind of detailing and parameters undertaken by it to carefully evaluate and match the finest apps related to your needs rather than cluttering your screen with unnecessary bloatware that you don’t need.
It uses a hundreds of user traits paired with millions of combination of keywords such as:
“3D + games + arcade + 4.5 stars and above + size above below 10 mb + realistic visuals”
OR
“Food + Community + Search + Tools + Recipe + Share”
The categories in games section of Fetch include:
- RPG
- Button mashing
- Tower Defence
- 3d Sci-Fi racing
- Tilting games
- Frist person shooter
- Wars Games
- Distraction games
- Casino games etc.
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John Doe
2 days ago
Great article! Very informative and well-written. Thanks for sharing.
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Jane Smith
5 days ago
I found the security section particularly helpful. Looking forward to more content like this!
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