Top 5 Medical Apps in Norway: Q1 2022 Performance

In the first quarter of 2022, the top medical apps in Norway exhibited diverse performance trends across downloads, revenue, and active users. Below is a detailed look at the performance of the leading apps based on Sensor Tower data.

Helsenorge, developed by Norsk Helsenett SF, saw notable fluctuations in weekly downloads, peaking at around 16.7K in mid-January before stabilizing to approximately 6.6K by the end of March. The app maintained a strong base of weekly active users, starting at 122K and reaching a high of 147K in mid-January, then stabilizing around 123K by the end of the quarter.

Hjelp 113, from Stiftelsen Norsk Luftambulanse, experienced a significant increase in weekly downloads, particularly at the end of March with 10K downloads. Weekly active users showed a gradual increase, starting at 21.1K and peaking at 30.6K by the end of the quarter. Revenue remained minimal with occasional peaks, reaching a maximum of $2 in late December.

PatientSky, developed by PatientSky AS, had a relatively stable download trend, with weekly downloads ranging between 1.7K and 3.5K. Active users saw a slight decline from 7.5K in early January to around 6.8K by the end of March, indicating a stable user base throughout the quarter.

Smittestopp, from Folkehelseinstituttet, showed a dramatic spike in weekly downloads in mid-January, reaching 24.3K, before falling sharply to just over 200 downloads by the end of March. This volatility was reflected in the app's overall performance, but no active user data was available to provide further insights.

HelseRespons, developed by WTW AS, maintained a steady download rate, peaking at around 1.4K in early January and ending the quarter with 1.1K downloads. Active users showed a slight decline over the quarter, starting at 9.1K and ending at 8.8K.

For more detailed insights and data on these top medical apps, visit Sensor Tower.