AI Insights · Timothy · June 2022
Top 5 Virtual Fitness Programs Apps in the US: Q2 2022 Performance
Discover how the top 5 virtual fitness programs apps performed in the United States during Q2 2022, based on data from Sensor Tower.
During the second quarter of 2022, the top 5 virtual fitness programs apps in the United States showed varied performance in terms of weekly downloads, revenue, and active users. Here’s a detailed look at their performance:
Planet Fitness Workouts experienced significant weekly downloads, peaking at around 846K in mid-May. However, the app saw a decline towards the end of June, ending with approximately 270K downloads. Weekly revenue for Planet Fitness Workouts fluctuated, starting at $21K in late March and ending at around $13K in late June. Active users remained robust, peaking at 3.7M in late June.
Sweatcoin Walking Step Counter showed a steady increase in weekly revenue, peaking at approximately $40K in the final week of June. Weekly downloads saw a notable rise in late May, reaching around 336K but declined to about 120K by the end of June. Active users grew steadily throughout the quarter, peaking at 1.56M in mid-June.
AllTrails: Hike, Bike & Run had a strong performance in terms of weekly revenue, which peaked at approximately $815K in the last week of June. Weekly downloads were relatively stable, peaking at around 104K in late June. Active users saw a significant increase, reaching approximately 668K by the end of the quarter.
Home Fitness Coach: FitCoach experienced fluctuating weekly downloads, peaking at around 147K in early April but declining to approximately 47K by the end of June. Weekly revenue started strong at $345K in late March but saw a decline, ending at around $216K. Active users also saw a decline, dropping from 291K in early April to about 124K at the end of June.
Workout Planner Muscle Booster showed a steady performance in weekly revenue, peaking at around $518K in early April and ending at approximately $289K in late June. Weekly downloads fluctuated, peaking at around 120K in mid-April and dropping to about 56K by the end of June. Active users also saw a decline, starting at 153K in early April and ending at around 91K in late June.
These insights, provided by Sensor Tower, highlight the dynamic nature of the virtual fitness programs market in the US. For more detailed insights and trends, visit Sensor Tower.
