Top 5 Food and Diet Tracking Apps in the US for Q3 2023

In Q3 2023, the top 5 food and diet tracking apps in the United States showed varying trends in weekly downloads, revenue, and active users, according to data from Sensor Tower. Here’s a closer look at their performance:

Yuka - Food & Cosmetic Scanner experienced a consistent decline in weekly revenue, starting from around $68.5K at the end of June and dropping to approximately $50.2K by the end of September. Weekly downloads also trended downward, beginning at 185.9K and decreasing to about 109.8K. However, weekly active users showed a relatively stable trend, peaking at 583.9K in early September and ending the quarter at 561.2K.

MyFitnessPal: Calorie Counter maintained strong weekly revenue, starting at roughly $2.3M and fluctuating around the $2M mark throughout the quarter. Weekly downloads showcased a similar pattern, peaking at 125.5K in mid-August and closing the quarter at 112.3K. Weekly active users saw a gradual decrease from 3.5M to about 3.1M by the end of September.

Lose It! – Calorie Counter had a relatively stable weekly revenue, hovering around $400K to $470K, with a peak of approximately $469.5K at the end of July. Weekly downloads varied slightly, starting at 46K and ending at around 34.8K. The app's weekly active users showed fluctuations, starting at 1.6M and ending the quarter at about 1.4M.

Calorie Counter - MyNetDiary saw weekly revenue ranging from $77.8K to $92.2K, with a peak in late August. Weekly downloads remained consistent, fluctuating between 27.2K and 36.5K. Weekly active users were stable, starting at 486.4K and ending at about 502.7K.

HitMeal Calorie & Food Tracker demonstrated a steady increase in weekly revenue, peaking at around $93.8K in mid-September. Weekly downloads varied, starting at 24K and closing the quarter at about 22.5K. Weekly active users remained stable, ranging from 99.2K to 111.9K.

For more detailed insights and trends, visit Sensor Tower.