Top 5 Food and Diet Tracking Apps in Norway for Q4 2023

The fourth quarter of 2023 saw notable trends in the performance of the top 5 food and diet tracking applications in Norway. Below, we explore the key metrics for each app, sourced from Sensor Tower.

Lifesum: Diet and Food Tracker experienced a dynamic quarter with fluctuating revenue and user engagement. Weekly revenue peaked at around $28K at the end of October, before dipping to approximately $17K by mid-December. Download numbers showed a general decrease, starting at 947 in late September and ending the year with a spike to 1301 in the last week of December. The app's weekly active users saw a slight decline from 17.4K in late September to 15.4K in mid-December, but bounced back to 18.3K in the final week.

MyFitnessPal: Calorie Counter exhibited steadier trends. Revenue hovered around $7K to $10K throughout the quarter, with a peak at $10.2K in late September. Downloads started at 906 and fluctuated but ended at 700 by the last week of December. Weekly active users decreased from 41.4K in late September to 35.2K by the end of December.

VeSync saw a significant increase in user engagement. Downloads surged from 259 in late September to a substantial 2595 in the final week of December. Weekly active users also increased dramatically, from 2.7K to 5.5K by the end of the quarter.

BMI Calculator – Weight Loss had variable download numbers, peaking at 2K in late October and dropping to 291 by the end of December. Weekly active users mirrored this trend, with a high of 1.6K in late October and a final count of 362 in the last week of December.

BodyFast: Intermittent Fasting saw consistent revenue around $500 to $900 throughout the quarter, peaking at $969 in early October. Downloads were relatively low, with a peak of 356 in the last week of December. Weekly active users showed a steady trend, ending the quarter at 1.3K.

For more detailed insights and data, visit Sensor Tower.