Top 5 Maps and Navigation Apps on Android in Australia for Q1 2022

In Q1 2022, the top 5 maps and navigation apps on the Android platform in Australia showcased varied performance trends in terms of weekly downloads and active users. Here’s a closer look at the data provided by Sensor Tower.

Uber - Request a ride Weekly downloads for Uber - Request a ride experienced a significant upward trend throughout the quarter. Starting from around 7.3K at the end of December, downloads peaked at approximately 16.3K by mid-March. The app also saw a steady increase in weekly active users, growing from 284K to over 328K during the same period.

My 7-Eleven My 7-Eleven saw notable growth in weekly downloads, especially in early March when it reached a peak of nearly 34K. This spike contributed to an increase in weekly active users, peaking at around 125K in the same period before stabilizing at approximately 71K by the end of March.

13cabs - Ride with no surge Weekly downloads for 13cabs - Ride with no surge showed a gradual increase, starting at around 6K at the beginning of the quarter and reaching approximately 8.6K by the end of March. The app's weekly active users followed a similar upward trend, growing from 8K to about 10.8K.

DiDi Rider: Affordable rides DiDi Rider: Affordable rides maintained a consistent weekly download rate, with numbers hovering around 5.5K at the start of the quarter and peaking at approximately 7.4K by late February. The app’s weekly active users remained relatively stable, fluctuating around the 140K mark throughout the quarter.

Petrol Spy Australia Petrol Spy Australia saw a dramatic increase in weekly downloads in early March, reaching a peak of over 22K. This surge in downloads was mirrored in the app’s weekly active users, which jumped from around 20K to over 42K in the same timeframe before stabilizing at approximately 22K by the end of March.

These insights highlight the dynamic performance of maps and navigation apps in the Australian market. For more detailed analytics and insights, visit Sensor Tower.