It seems like the sort of thing you are either using daily or not at all, which means, in other words, 95% of purchasers gave up on it. Charitably there are maybe 6000 or (very charitably) even 7000 users, which doesn’t change the basic fact that 90-something percent thought it was useless. I wonder if it’s a rolling window (where everyone eventually gives up on it, but there are 5000 recent buyers who haven’t, yet), or there’s some core group that actually finds some use in it (even if it’s just as a conversation piece).
Two things: if it was a phone app (that ran on a regular phone, rather than their partial phone hardware), they couldn’t monetize it the same way, and the pointlessness of it would be more obvious.
