Top 5 Travel and Local Apps Performance in Oceania Q3 2022

Throughout the third quarter of 2022, the top five travel and local apps in Oceania exhibited diverse trends in weekly downloads, revenue, and active users. Here’s a closer look at their performance based on Sensor Tower data.

Flightradar24 Flight Tracker saw a remarkable peak in weekly revenue at around $20K in mid-September, with overall revenue fluctuating between $10K and $13K for most of the quarter. Downloads for the app showed an upward trend, peaking at 16.6K in early August and maintaining a steady range of 10K to 12K throughout the quarter. Active users also followed an increasing trend, reaching nearly 40K by the end of September.

WikiCamps Australia demonstrated consistent weekly revenue, ranging from $5.9K to $7.2K, with a notable increase towards the end of August. Downloads remained relatively stable, averaging around 2K per week, with a slight uptick to 2.7K in mid-September. Active users showed a steady pattern, hovering around 5K to 5.5K throughout the quarter.

TripView experienced stable weekly revenue, fluctuating between $3.1K and $4.1K, with a notable peak at the end of August. Weekly downloads were modest, ranging from 400 to 700, with a gradual increase observed towards the end of the quarter.

Hema 4X4 Explorer - 4WD maps had lower revenue figures, ranging from $600 to $1.1K, with a peak in early August. Downloads remained minimal, with numbers mostly below 50 per week, highlighting a niche but consistent user base.

Find my Phone - Family Locator exhibited a steady rise in weekly revenue, peaking at $1.5K towards the end of September. Downloads showed an upward trend, increasing from 466 in late June to over 1.3K by mid-September. Active users also saw a significant rise, starting at around 1K in late June and reaching over 1.8K by the end of the quarter.

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