Top 5 Medical Apps Performance in Tunisia Q1 2023

In the first quarter of 2023, the medical app market in Tunisia witnessed interesting trends across the top 5 applications, with data provided by Sensor Tower offering detailed insights into their performance.

Anatomy 3D Atlas experienced significant fluctuations in its weekly metrics. The app's weekly downloads started at around 117 and saw a gradual decline, hitting a low of 60 in late February before recovering slightly to 67 by the end of March. Revenue for the app was minimal throughout most of the quarter but spiked dramatically to $387 in the last week of March. Active users showed a downward trend from 357 to 251 over the quarter, with occasional minor increases.

VIDAL Mobile maintained a more consistent performance. Weekly downloads began at 126 and saw a gradual decrease, ending the quarter at 60. Revenue showed a positive trend, with a peak of $30 at the end of February and closing the quarter at $16. Active users fluctuated slightly but remained relatively stable, ranging from 390 to 313.

IMAIOS e-Anatomy showed stability in revenue, consistently earning around $7-$8 weekly. The app's downloads started at 55 and saw minor fluctuations, ending at 32. Active users mirrored this trend, starting at 103 and ending at 87, with minor variations throughout the quarter.

Lecturio Medical Education had minimal activity in terms of downloads and revenue. Weekly downloads were sporadic, with only a few weeks showing any new users. Revenue remained steady at around $6-$7 throughout the quarter. There was no data available for active users.

TEE Colour Doppler had limited data, with notable revenue in early February at $41 and $39, but no further significant activity. Downloads were minimal, with only 8 in early February and none thereafter.

For more detailed insights and data on app performance, visit Sensor Tower.