Australia's Top Self-therapy & Journaling Android Apps in Q4 2020

In the final quarter of 2020, Australians turned to mobile applications for self-therapy and journaling, seeking support and structure in their daily routines. Sensor Tower's data provides insights into the performance of the top five apps in this category on the Android platform.

Intellect: Create A Better You saw a peak in downloads in mid-October with 4.4K, followed by a gradual decline to 1.7K by the end of December. The app's weekly active users mirrored this trend, starting at 5.9K and decreasing to 4.4K over the same period.

The Fabulous Daily Routine Planner experienced fluctuations in revenue, peaking at $3.4K in the last week of December. Downloads for Fabulous also saw an upward trend in December, jumping from 1.4K to nearly 3K. Weekly active users initially decreased from 12.9K to 9.4K in late November but surged to 13K at the year's end.

Productive - Habit tracker maintained a steady revenue stream throughout the quarter, with the highest at $358 in early December. The app's downloads and weekly active users saw a peak at 432 and 1.2K respectively in mid-November, followed by a dip and a slight rise in late December.

Daylio Journal - Mood Tracker showed consistent performance in revenue, with a notable increase to $346 in the week leading up to Christmas. Downloads for Daylio peaked at 422 in the final week of 2020. Its weekly active users remained robust, starting at 16.3K and rising to 16.9K by the end of December.

Lastly, I am - Daily affirmations saw its revenue grow modestly from $211 to $204 over the quarter. The app's downloads and weekly active users experienced a gradual increase, with downloads reaching 344 and active users peaking at 953 in the last week of December.

For more detailed insights and data on the performance of these self-therapy and journaling apps, Sensor Tower's platform offers an extensive analysis.