Top 5 Food & Diet Tracking iOS Apps in Europe: Q4 2020 Performance

In the fourth quarter of 2020, European users of iOS devices showed a keen interest in managing their diet and food intake through mobile applications. Sensor Tower provides a detailed look into the performance of the top five food and diet tracking apps during this period.

YAZIO Calorie Counter & Diet experienced a significant spike in revenue, jumping from $128K in the last week of September to $400K in the final week of December. Downloads followed an upward trend as well, with an increase from 62K to 152K in the same time frame. Weekly active users peaked at 1.19M in the final week of December, showing a substantial rise from earlier weeks.

MyFitnessPal: Calorie Counter saw a fluctuation in revenue, starting at $222K and ending the quarter at $169K. Downloads for the app culminated at 67K in the last week of December, while weekly active users surged to 2.53M after a dip in previous weeks.

Lifesum Food Tracker & Fasting displayed a similar pattern in revenue, commencing at $122K and reaching $257K by year-end. The application's downloads reached a high of 80K in the final week, and active users saw a notable increase to 505K in the same period.

Yuka - Food & Cosmetic scanner maintained a steady revenue, beginning at $9K and slightly rising to $7.6K by the end of December. The app witnessed consistent downloads around the 30K mark, culminating at 34K. Active users showed a slight increase, ending the quarter at 495K.

Calorie Counter by FatSecret observed modest revenue growth from $8.1K to $10.8K. Downloads remained stable with an end-of-quarter spike to 29K, and weekly active users concluded at 364K, slightly below the quarter's starting point.

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