David Azancot

Publishing behaviour

The catalogue’s attention is unevenly distributed. The single most-rated app holds 27% of the 4,310 ratings observed across 45 loaded listings, and the top three hold 66%. That is a portfolio led by a small flagship set rather than an even bench.

Roughly 5 apps account for about 90% of the observed ratings; the rest form a long, light tail. We read that as a strategy signal, not a cadence number: the publisher lists the most apps in Entertainment, yet earns the most ratings in Productivity — volume and audience sit in different places.

Portfolio

Spread across 12 categories. Bar length shows each category’s share of observed ratings; the app count beside it exposes where volume and audience diverge.

Observations

• 01

  The portfolio holds 45 apps across 12 categories, with Entertainment the largest cluster.

• 02

  Ratings concentrate hard: the top app alone is 27% of observed ratings, and about 5 apps cover 90%. Volume leads in Entertainment, audience in Productivity.

• 03

  Median app rating across the set is 4.63, ranging 3.00–5.00 over the 35 rated listings on this page.