Q4 2020 Roundup: Top Virtual Fitness Apps in Europe on Android

As the year 2020 came to a close, health and fitness apps continued to play a pivotal role in keeping Europeans active during unprecedented times. Sensor Tower provides insights into how five key virtual fitness applications fared on the Android platform in Europe during the fourth quarter.

Zepp Life, despite not generating revenue, showed a marked increase in downloads, peaking at 709K in the third week of December. The app's weekly active users (WAU) saw fluctuations but ended the year with over 10M, indicating a strong user base.

For Lose Weight App for Women, revenue saw an upward trend, reaching $1K in the third week of December. The app experienced a steady stream of downloads with a notable spike to 212K in the final week of December and ended the year with over 1M WAUs.

Home Workout - No Equipment also observed an increase in revenue, ending the year at $2K in the last week of December. Downloads for this app showed a consistent performance with a surge to 198K in the final week. WAUs remained over 1M throughout the quarter, highlighting the app's steady engagement.

Step Tracker - Pedometer saw its revenue grow, peaking at $666 in the last week of December. Downloads began at 153K at the start of the quarter and rose to 161K by the end. The app's WAUs were impressive, growing to over 1.7M by the end of December.

Finally, Splits Training in 30 Days witnessed a modest revenue increase, ending at $217 in the last week. Downloads remained fairly steady, with a slight dip to 123K at the year's end. The WAUs showed resilience, with a year-end figure of over 250K.

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