The rest of the shelf: twelve titles from the two accounts behind this name

Every Google Play page has a row near the bottom headed "More by", listing everything else that publishing account has released. It is the most informative part of a store page and almost nobody scrolls to it.

Twelve bare wooden squares stood upright in two ranks inside a grooved holder on a bare tabletop, evenly spaced and all turned toward the lens, a single amber lamp low on the left, a bank of long shadows thrown out behind them to the right, the background sinking to black

Here is what it holds for both accounts publishing an app called Jaiho 777.

JaiHo 777

Quantix Digital

Publisher of the listing with the identifier com.quantixjaihon777.app. Its other six titles:

TitleShown rating
IE 777none shown
XK Rummynone shown
Rummy EASTnone shown
DHAN 7none shown
Rummy 101none shown
Spin Luckynone shown

Three rummy titles, two number-suffixed titles, one spin title.

JaiHo 777

DROPTI EDUCATION ACADEMY

Publisher of the listing with the identifier com.blgjaihogamebysk.app. Its other six titles:

TitleShown rating
Spin Crush3.4
Yono Arcadenone shown
Jaiho Arcade3.8
567 Slots3.8
Yono Gold 777none shown
789 Jackpots2.6

Two Yono titles, two number titles, one spin title, one Jaiho title.

JaiHo 777

What this answers immediately

Several searches in this family have no product behind the exact words being typed, and the shelf explains why.

"jaiho spin567 apk" — a hundred a month. The 567 is 567 Slots, on the second shelf. Two separate items fused into one search string.

"jaiho crush apk" — sixty a month. Spin Crush, on the second shelf.

"jaiho 91" at nineteen thousand — nothing on either shelf begins with 91, and the number is India's dialling code rather than a title.

"jaiho yono" and its four and a half thousand relatives — Yono Arcade and Yono Gold 777 are here, on the same shelf as the 777 app. The rest of where that word comes from.

"jaiho rummy" at twenty-five thousand — the rummy titles are on the first shelf and none of them carries the word Jaiho.

JaiHo 777

How to read any shelf, in about a minute

This is the transferable part, and it works on any publisher, not just these two.

Count the naming patterns. Twelve titles above use at least five different patterns: word plus number, number plus word, two initials plus word, verb plus adjective, name plus name. A single studio with one product line does not usually produce that.

Look at what is repeated across accounts. Both shelves carry a rummy title, a spin title and a 777 title. That does not prove a relationship. It does mean the same category set is being covered twice.

Check which titles carry a visible rating. On the twelve above, three do and nine do not. A rating appears once enough people have left one; its absence means the listing is small, new, or both.

Ask which title the publisher is actually behind. An account with six near-identical entries is running a shelf. An account with one entry and four years of updates is running a product. Neither is wrong; they are different things and you should know which one you are looking at.

JaiHo 777

The honest limits

None of this says the two accounts are connected. Overlapping category coverage is what a shelf looks like, and two unrelated shelves aimed at one market will look similar by construction.

None of it says any of these twelve apps is bad. Nobody here has installed any of them. The tables above are a transcription of two public store pages.

And none of it says these are all the titles. A "More by" row shows what the store chooses to show; it is not a complete catalogue.

FAQ

Are these two accounts the same company?

Not established. Both ship overlapping categories under similar naming conventions, which is visible; what that means is not disclosed anywhere a reader can check.

Is 567 Slots the app I want when I search jaiho spin567?

Possibly. It is the only thing on either shelf matching that number. What cannot be said from here is whether it is what you were looking for, only where the 567 comes from.

Why do so few have ratings?

A rating needs reviews. Three of the twelve show one; the rest are small listings without enough of them.

Where do I find the More by row myself?

Near the bottom of any Google Play app page, under the data-safety and support sections.

Checked by Devang Mistry · Store listings, packages and files