Top 5 Food and Diet Tracking Apps on iOS in the Netherlands, Q1 2024

In the first quarter of 2024, the top 5 food and diet tracking apps on iOS in the Netherlands exhibited diverse trends in weekly downloads, revenue, and active users. Below is a detailed look into the performance of these applications.

Food - Calorie & macro tracker from Virtuagym.com saw a consistent weekly revenue, peaking at $2.9K in the first week of January and experiencing a slight dip to $2K by the end of March. Weekly downloads for this app varied, starting at 5.4K and peaking at 7.4K in early March. Active users showed a steady increase throughout the quarter, growing from 14.6K to 18.2K.

YAZIO Calorie Counter & Diet by YAZIO experienced a significant drop in weekly revenue from $28.5K in early January to around $11.3K by the end of March. Downloads also declined, starting at 8.5K and dropping to 2.1K. Active user numbers remained relatively stable, ranging from 52.5K to 54.3K.

Mijn Eetmeter, developed by Voedingscentrum, did not generate any revenue but maintained a steady download rate, peaking at 4.6K in late February. Active users showed a gradual increase from 13.3K to 16.5K over the quarter.

MyFitnessPal: Calorie Counter by MyFitnessPal, Inc. had a fluctuating weekly revenue, with a high of $19.1K in late January and a low of $12.6K mid-January. Downloads stayed fairly consistent around 3K, while active users saw a slight decline from 164.4K to 145.3K.

Lifesum: Diet and Food Tracker from Lifesum AB experienced a notable decline in downloads, starting at 2.2K and dropping to 1K by the end of March. Revenue saw a peak of $13.1K in early January, decreasing to $6.6K by the end of the quarter. Active users fluctuated slightly, ending the quarter at around 40.6K.

Overall, the data from Sensor Tower illustrates the dynamic nature of the food and diet tracking app market in the Netherlands. For more detailed insights, visit Sensor Tower.