Q1 2021 US Performance of Top Fitness & Weight Loss Apps

As we delve into the first quarter of 2021, the fitness and weight loss app industry in the United States has shown noteworthy trends in user engagement and download figures. Sensor Tower's data offers a comprehensive look into the performance of these top applications.

Planet Fitness Workouts experienced a steady increase in weekly active users (WAUs), rising from 1.46M to nearly 1.8M by the end of March. Downloads peaked in the first week of January with about 245K, then stabilized around the 190K mark. Revenue saw a notable climb, hitting a high of $13K in the penultimate week of March.

MyFitnessPal: Calorie Counter showed a fluctuating pattern in revenue, starting at $918K and reaching a peak of $1.44M in early February, before settling around $983K towards the end of March. The app's downloads reached a high of 169K in early March, while WAUs saw a peak of 4.75M in early January, followed by a gradual decline to 4.11M.

Fitbit: Health & Fitness, owned by Google LLC, saw its revenue fluctuate, with a peak of $804K in late March. Downloads were highest at the start of the quarter with 233K, and WAUs remained relatively stable, starting at 7.79M and ending at 7.63M.

Fastic: Fasting & Food Tracker demonstrated a revenue trend that started at $120K and saw a mid-quarter peak of $189K. The app's downloads showed a decline from 146K in the first week of January to 67K at the end of March, while WAUs increased from 244K to 320K, indicating a growing core user base.

FitOn Workouts & Fitness Plans observed a revenue trend that began at $90K, with a high of $122K in late January. The app's downloads saw a January peak of 109K, and WAUs increased from 658K in late December to 625K by the end of March.

To explore more in-depth insights and analysis, readers are encouraged to visit Sensor Tower, where the data helps paint a clearer picture of the fitness and weight loss app market's dynamics.