Top 5 Medical Apps on Android in Africa Q3 2021

In the third quarter of 2021, the top 5 medical apps on the Android platform in Africa demonstrated diverse performance trends. Here's a closer look at their weekly downloads and active users based on data from Sensor Tower.

Vezeeta - Doctors & Pharmacy experienced a notable increase in weekly downloads, starting from approximately 17K at the end of June and reaching a peak of 30.2K in mid-September. This upward trend was accompanied by a rise in weekly active users, growing from around 81K in late June to nearly 100K in mid-September, before slightly declining to 88.8K by the end of the quarter.

My NHIF saw a relatively stable performance in weekly downloads, fluctuating between 5.9K and 9.4K throughout the quarter. The app's weekly active users remained steady, with a slight increase towards the end of the quarter, peaking at around 37K in the last week of September.

Ampath had a varied performance in terms of weekly downloads. The app started the quarter with around 10.3K downloads but experienced a decline, hitting a low of 2.3K in late September. Despite this fluctuation, the app maintained a presence in the market.

Elezaby pharmacy showed stability in weekly downloads, ranging from 3.3K to 8.1K over the quarter. The app's weekly active users demonstrated a consistent pattern, with numbers oscillating between 14.1K and 20.3K, indicating a steady user base.

Eyadaty - عيادتي launched in late July and quickly gained traction. The app's weekly downloads surged from a modest 103 at launch to a significant 15.7K by mid-August. Although there were fluctuations, it maintained strong performance with weekly downloads reaching 12.5K by the end of September.

For more detailed insights on the performance of these apps and other market trends, visit Sensor Tower.