AI Insights · Timothy · July 2022
Top 5 Food and Diet Tracking Apps on iOS in Netherlands for Q2 2022
Explore the performance of the top 5 food and diet tracking apps on iOS in the Netherlands during Q2 2022, including trends in downloads, revenue, and active users.
During the second quarter of 2022, the top 5 food and diet tracking applications on the iOS platform in the Netherlands showed varying performance trends. Here’s a detailed look at their metrics:
Food - Calorie & macro tracker from Virtuagym.com saw a decline in weekly revenue, starting at approximately $1.3K at the end of March and dropping to around $947 by the end of June. Weekly downloads fluctuated, peaking at 3.8K in mid-May before settling at 2.5K by the end of the quarter. Weekly active users also saw a decline, from 12.9K at the end of March to 11.5K by the end of June.
MyFitnessPal: Calorie Counter from MyFitnessPal, Inc. experienced a consistent increase in weekly revenue, reaching $12.5K by the end of June from $8K at the end of March. Weekly downloads remained relatively stable, with a slight peak at 3.3K in early April. The app maintained a high number of weekly active users, growing from 167K at the end of March to 171K by the end of June.
Mijn Eetmeter by Voedingscentrum, a local favorite, had no reported revenue but showed steady weekly downloads, peaking at 3.5K in early May before stabilizing around 2.3K by late June. The weekly active users hovered around 12.4K by the end of the quarter, showing a slight overall increase from 13.1K in March.
Lifesum: Diet and Food Tracker from Lifesum AB noted a variable revenue trend, starting at $7.3K in late March and ending at around $5.4K in late June. Weekly downloads were relatively stable, peaking at 2.3K in mid-May. The app’s weekly active users saw fluctuations, ending the quarter at roughly 40.8K, down from 46.4K in late March.
Calorie Counter by FatSecret by FatSecret displayed moderate weekly revenue, maintaining around $500 throughout the quarter. Downloads varied, with a peak of 2.4K in early April and ending at 1.2K by late June. Weekly active users remained fairly stable, concluding the quarter at 17.4K, up from 16.6K at the end of March.
These insights come from Sensor Tower, and more detailed analytics can be found on their platform.
