Top 5 Self-Therapy and Journaling Apps on iOS in the UK Q4 2022

The final quarter of 2022 saw a variety of trends in the performance of the top 5 self-therapy and journaling apps on the iOS platform in the United Kingdom. Here, we delve into the weekly downloads, revenue, and active user metrics for these apps, based on data from Sensor Tower.

Breeze: Mental Health by Basenji Apps experienced fluctuating weekly revenue, peaking at approximately $17K in mid-October before seeing a gradual decline to around $11.6K by the end of December. Weekly downloads showed a significant increase towards the end of the quarter, jumping from 6.4K in the week of December 19 to 12.1K in the week of December 26. Active users began at 29.5K in late September, saw a dip to 18.1K in mid-November, and then rebounded to 31.4K by the end of the year.

Paired: Couples & Relationship from Better Half Limited saw consistent growth in weekly revenue, reaching a high of $10.7K in late November. Downloads peaked at 8.5K in the week of November 7 and settled around 5.3K by the end of December. Active users steadily increased from 49.3K in late September to 56.4K by the end of December, reflecting a growing user base.

I am - Daily Affirmations by Monkey Taps showed varied revenue trends, with a notable increase to $8.3K in the final week of December. Downloads spiked dramatically from 4.3K in mid-December to 11.4K in the last week of the year. Active users followed a similar upward trend, rising from 18.8K in mid-December to 31.1K by the end of the month.

Fabulous: Daily Habit Tracker from Fabulous maintained a relatively stable weekly revenue, averaging around $4.3K to $5.2K, with a slight peak at $6.9K in mid-October. Downloads fluctuated, reaching a high of 2.8K in early October before dropping to 1.5K in early December and then rebounding to 2.5K by the end of the month. Active users hovered around 23K to 27K throughout the quarter.

Day One Journal: Private Diary by Bloom Built Inc saw a steady weekly revenue, starting at $5.8K in late September, dipping to $3.3K in mid-November, and then climbing to $8.4K by the end of December. Downloads remained relatively stable, with a notable increase to 1.9K in the final week of the year. Active users also saw a gradual increase, ending the quarter at 3.2K in the last week of December.

For more detailed insights and trends, visit Sensor Tower.