Top 5 Auto Apps Performance in Malta Q3 2023

The third quarter of 2023 saw diverse trends among the top 5 auto applications in Malta, according to data from Sensor Tower. Here's a closer look at the performance metrics of these apps.

Aviation Exam - EASA from Aviationexam s.r.o. experienced fluctuating weekly revenue, peaking at around $63 in the first week of July. The app's revenue then saw a gradual decline, maintaining a steady range between $6 and $9 for most of the quarter. Downloads for the app remained minimal, with only a few instances of new downloads throughout the quarter.

Official DVSA Theory Test Kit by TSO (The Stationery Office) also showed varied revenue trends. The app started Q3 with revenues around $19, which later decreased to as low as $2. A slight recovery was seen towards the end of the quarter, with revenue reaching $7 in the last week of September. The download numbers remained static, showing no significant change during this period.

CarOS® — Powerful dashboard from Studio290 exhibited a noticeable spike in revenue during the first week of September, hitting approximately $38. However, this was an anomaly in an otherwise low-revenue quarter. The app saw its highest downloads in the second week of July with 8 downloads, but no significant download activity was recorded for the rest of the quarter.

MotoJitsu by Gregory Widmar maintained a consistent but modest revenue stream throughout Q3 2023. Weekly revenues hovered around $2 to $11, with a peak in mid-July. The app did not record any new downloads during this period.

A Better Routeplanner (ABRP) from Iternio Planning AB showed a stable revenue pattern, with minor fluctuations ranging from $1 to $9. The highest revenue was observed in early September. Download activity for the app remained minimal, with a brief increase to 4 downloads in the second week of September.

For more detailed insights and data, visit Sensor Tower.