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Bulletins

Guy Shaviv

Store data observed · From public App Store data · How we score apps

  • News
  • App Store
  • United States
  • —0 ratings
  • Paid $2.99
  • Updated
  • Observed

Ratings

Observed
0

Chart position

Observed
—Not on the top charts

90-day growth

—not enough history yet

Opportunity score

AI-derived
8/100Weak · low confidence
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About BulletinsObserved

Bulletins is a News app by Guy Shaviv on the United States App Store. Released Dec 30, 2020; last updated Mar 7, 2026 (version 4.1.2). Bulletins costs $2.99 to download.

MRRBeam rates the success of Bulletins 0/100 (early stage).

Read your RSS feeds. On the iPad they are displayed in a magazine style format or a scrolling style format, the scrolling style format is available on the iPhone. Bulletins doesn't require any other 3rd party subscription, subscribe to feeds directly from the app and organize your feeds into folders.
From the App Store listing
Success score
0/100 Early stage
In News
Outside the top 100
Chart position
Not on the top charts
Developer
Guy Shaviv

App Store screenshotsObserved

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Bulletins: common questions

What is Bulletins?
Bulletins is a News app developed by Guy Shaviv, available on the App Store. It was first released on Dec 30, 2020.
How much does Bulletins cost?
Bulletins costs $2.99 to download.
Is Bulletins successful?
MRRBeam rates the success of Bulletins 0/100 (early stage). The success score combines rating volume, chart position and average rating.
When was Bulletins last updated?
Bulletins was last updated on Mar 7, 2026 (version 4.1.2).
What are alternatives to Bulletins?
Similar News apps tracked by MRRBeam include X, Reddit, Nextdoor: Neighborhood Network, NewsBreak: Local News & Alerts and Substack.
Is there room to build a competitor to Bulletins?
MRRBeam's opportunity score for Bulletins is 8/100. Limited opening: an older app, little observable demand and low price points.