Q1 2024 Performance of Top Food & Diet Apps on Android in Australia

In the first quarter of 2024, the food and diet tracking app landscape on Android in Australia has shown varied performance among the leading apps. Data provided by Sensor Tower offers insights into downloads, revenue, and weekly active users for the top applications in this category.

Calorie Counter by MyFitnessPal has maintained a steady user base with weekly active users starting at 50K and ending the quarter with 38K. Downloads saw a gradual decrease from 3.6K to 1.9K, while revenue exhibited fluctuations, peaking at 35K USD in early February before settling around 29K USD by the end of March.

MacroFactor - Macro Tracker, another popular choice, experienced a peak in revenue during mid-January at 3.8K USD, with subsequent weeks showing a more moderate performance, ending the quarter at 1.9K USD. Downloads ranged from 246 to 220, not indicating a clear trend.

The YAZIO Food & Calorie Counter saw its downloads decrease from 4.6K to 1.1K over the quarter. Revenue for YAZIO followed a similar downward trend, starting at 3.2K USD and concluding the quarter at 1.7K USD. Weekly active users began at 5.6K and dipped to 3.7K by the end of March.

Calorie Counter - MyNetDiary showed a relatively stable revenue throughout the quarter, starting at 2.4K USD and ending at 1.7K USD, with a slight peak in mid-February. Downloads saw a drop from 2.1K to 1.1K, while active users hovered around 8K, reaching their highest at 9.1K in early January.

Lastly, Calorie Counter by Lose It! maintained a revenue ranging from 2.8K USD to 883 USD and saw downloads begin at 434 and end at 210. Weekly active users showed a slight decline from 2.9K to 2.3K throughout the quarter.

For more detailed insights and data on the performance of these food and diet tracking apps, Sensor Tower's comprehensive analytics platform provides an in-depth look at the evolving app market.