Top 5 Medical Apps on Android in Georgia: Q4 2021 Performance

In Q4 2021, the top medical apps on the Android platform in Georgia showed varied performance in terms of downloads and user engagement. Here’s a breakdown of the weekly trends for the top 5 apps:

EKIMO, developed by EKIMO JSC, experienced a significant increase in weekly downloads throughout the quarter. Starting at 336 downloads in late September, the app saw a peak of approximately 1.8K downloads in the last week of November. However, the downloads dropped to 74 by the end of December.

SATUSEHAT Mobile, from the Ministry of Health Republic of Indonesia, had a stable download rate with slight fluctuations. The app started Q4 with 277 downloads and saw a noticeable increase to 667 downloads in mid-October. After a dip to 70 downloads in early December, it rebounded to 615 downloads by the end of the quarter.

Intellin Diabetes Management, published by Gendius Ltd, showed a mixed trend in downloads. Beginning with 100 downloads in late September, it peaked at 452 downloads in the final week of December. The app experienced several ups and downs, with notable increases in early November and mid-December.

Meu SUS Digital, developed by Serviços e Informações do Brasil, had a relatively steady download rate with occasional spikes. Starting at 112 downloads in late September, the app saw a peak of 370 downloads in mid-October and ended the quarter with 310 downloads in the last week of December.

질병관리청 COOV(코로나19 전자예방접종증명서), from 질병관리청, displayed a low but consistent download trend. Beginning with 156 downloads in late September, it saw a slight increase to 312 downloads by the third week of December, ending the quarter with 304 downloads.

These insights are based on data from Sensor Tower. For more detailed analytics and trends, visit Sensor Tower.