Top 5 Maps and Navigation Apps on Android in Colombia Q1 2022

During the first quarter of 2022, the Maps and Navigation app category on the Android platform in Colombia saw varied performance among the top five apps. Here's a detailed look at the weekly downloads, revenue, and active users for each app, based on data from Sensor Tower.

inDrive. Save on city rides experienced a fluctuating but generally positive trend in weekly downloads. Starting from 74.6K downloads in the last week of December 2021, the app saw a dip to 44.1K in the first week of January but steadily increased to peak at 63.8K by mid-March. The app also maintained a strong presence in terms of weekly active users, starting at 1.58M and seeing a slight decline initially, but bouncing back to reach approximately 1.64M by the end of the quarter.

DiDi Rider: Affordable rides saw a consistent rise in weekly downloads, beginning at 45.5K and slightly dropping to 32.2K in early January. Downloads then picked up again, peaking at 50.9K by the end of February. Active users for the app showed a steady increase from 951K in late December to around 1.07M by the end of March.

Waze Navigation & Live Traffic had a relatively stable download pattern, with numbers hovering around 32K to 47K throughout the quarter. The app peaked at 44.4K downloads in mid-March. Active users followed a similar trend, starting at 625K in late December, dipping slightly, and then recovering to around 556K by the end of March.

Moovit: Bus & Train Schedules demonstrated a steady increase in downloads, starting from 8K in late December and reaching a peak of 24.7K by the end of January. The app maintained a stable number of active users, starting at 139K and peaking at 234K by the end of March.

TransMi App | TransMilenio showed a consistent increase in weekly downloads, starting at 11.9K and reaching around 19.9K by mid-March. The active user base grew steadily from 54K in late December to approximately 76K by the end of the quarter.

For more detailed insights and data, visit Sensor Tower.