Top 5 Medical Apps Performance in Nicaragua Q1 2024

In the first quarter of 2024, the top 5 medical apps in Nicaragua showed varying trends in weekly downloads and revenue, as captured by Sensor Tower. Here’s a detailed look at how these apps performed on a unified platform.

Mobile JKN from BPJS Kesehatan experienced fluctuating weekly downloads throughout the quarter. Starting with 659 downloads in the first week of January, it saw a significant decline to 188 by the end of January before rebounding to 625 downloads in mid-March. The latter part of March stabilized around 520 downloads per week.

Meu SUS Digital from Serviços e Informações do Brasil showed a strong upward trend in weekly downloads. Beginning with 150 downloads in the first week of January, downloads peaked at 715 in the week of February 19. The app then experienced a gradual decline, ending the quarter with 298 downloads in the last week of March.

Doctolib - Your health partner from Doctolib had a steady performance in weekly downloads. Starting at 318 downloads in the first week of January, the app saw minor fluctuations, peaking in mid-March with 287 downloads and closing the quarter at 202 downloads.

My Calendar - Period Tracker from SimpleInnovation showed consistent weekly downloads with slight increases over the quarter. The app began with 254 downloads in the first week of January, saw a low point of 119 downloads by the end of January, and reached a peak of 255 downloads in the week of March 18. Revenue for My Calendar - Period Tracker saw a peak of $20 in mid-March, with other weeks ranging between $5 and $16.

Eka Care: Records, Trackers had a variable download trend throughout the quarter. Starting at 298 downloads in the first week of January, the app faced a low of 60 downloads by the end of January but saw a resurgence to 167 downloads by mid-February. The quarter ended with 98 downloads in the last week of March.

These insights are based on data from Sensor Tower. For more detailed analytics and trends, visit Sensor Tower.