Q1 2024: Top Self-therapy & Journaling iOS Apps in Australia

As the first quarter of 2024 wraps up, we've observed some interesting trends among the top self-therapy and journaling iOS applications in Australia. Data from Sensor Tower provides a snapshot of how these apps are resonating with users in terms of downloads, revenue, and weekly active users.

Me+ Daily Routine Planner started the quarter with a strong revenue of around $16K and saw a downward trend, ending at approximately $5.7K in the last week of March. Downloads for the app decreased from about 18.5K in the first week to 3K, while weekly active users showed a decline from roughly 47K to 36K.

Breeze: Mental Health experienced a fluctuating revenue pattern, starting at nearly $7K and peaking at around $10K by the end of March. Downloads hovered between 2K and 2.8K, with a slight uptick towards the end of the quarter. Weekly active users saw a gradual increase from 8K to nearly 8K.

I am - Daily Affirmations showed a downward trajectory in both revenue and downloads, with revenue starting around $7.2K and ending at nearly $2.8K, while downloads fell from about 3K to less than 1K. The app's weekly active users slightly dipped from 14.6K to around 10K.

Paired: Couples & Relationship saw a varied revenue pattern, beginning at approximately $4.4K and reaching up to $6.7K, before closing the quarter at around $4.6K in revenue. Downloads started at 2K, dropped to 913, and then saw a rise towards the end of March. Its weekly active users remained relatively stable, starting at 16K and ending at nearly 14K.

Pulsebit: Heart Rate Monitor had a consistent revenue increase from $1.7K to $2.7K mid-quarter, before settling at nearly $2K. Downloads saw a peak of 1.7K in mid-January, followed by a drop to 619 by the end of March. Weekly active users peaked at around 11.3K before ending the quarter at 10.4K.

For more insights on app performance and market trends, Sensor Tower's comprehensive data and analysis tools offer a deeper dive into these metrics.