iTutor Pro
Store data observed · From public App Store data · How we score apps
- Navigation
- App Store
- United States
- —0 ratings
- Paid $1.99
- Updated
- Observed
Ratings
Observed0
Chart position
Observed—Not on the top charts
90-day growth
—not enough history yet
Opportunity score
AI-derived7/100Weak · low confidence
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About iTutor ProObserved
iTutor Pro is a Navigation app by G-Mobile on the United States App Store. Released Dec 17, 2010; last updated Nov 14, 2025 (version 3.0). iTutor Pro costs $1.99 to download.
MRRBeam rates the success of iTutor Pro 0/100 (early stage).
This software is for the Italian Highway only. iTutor Pro è l'unico software che aiuta il conducente di un'autovettura a non violare i limiti di velocità sulle autostrade italiane.
- Success score
- 0/100 Early stage
- In Navigation
- Outside the top 100
- Chart position
- Not on the top charts
- Developer
- G-Mobile
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iTutor Pro: common questions
- What is iTutor Pro?
- iTutor Pro is a Navigation app developed by G-Mobile, available on the App Store. It was first released on Dec 17, 2010.
- How much does iTutor Pro cost?
- iTutor Pro costs $1.99 to download.
- Is iTutor Pro successful?
- MRRBeam rates the success of iTutor Pro 0/100 (early stage). The success score combines rating volume, chart position and average rating.
- When was iTutor Pro last updated?
- iTutor Pro was last updated on Nov 14, 2025 (version 3.0).
- What are alternatives to iTutor Pro?
- Similar Navigation apps tracked by MRRBeam include Google Maps, Waze Navigation & Live Traffic, ParkMobile: Park. Pay. Go., Transit • Subway & Bus Times and SpotHero: #1 Rated Parking App.
- Is there room to build a competitor to iTutor Pro?
- MRRBeam's opportunity score for iTutor Pro is 7/100. Limited opening: an older app, little observable demand and low price points.