Europe's Q1 2024 Spotlight: Top 5 Self-therapy & Journaling Apps

In the first quarter of 2024, the European market for self-therapy and journaling applications demonstrated notable performance trends. Sensor Tower offers a snapshot of the top five apps, detailing their downloads, revenue, and weekly active users.

Me+ Daily Routine Planner started the quarter with impressive revenues reaching $144K but experienced a downward trend, finishing March at $35K. Downloads showed a similar pattern, starting at 346K in the first week of January and descending to 48K by the end of March. Weekly active users followed this trend, peaking at 765K and winding down to 491K.

Breeze: Mental Health saw its revenue fluctuate, kicking off the year at $24K and peaking at $35K mid-January, then closing the quarter at nearly $30K. The app’s downloads dipped from 35K to 17K, while weekly active users showed a slight increase from 86K to 68K by the end of March.

I am - Daily Affirmations displayed a steady revenue stream, commencing with $29K and ending at $13K. Downloads decreased from 34K to 10K, and active users saw a decline from 104K in January to 68K in March.

Productive - Habit Tracker showed a revenue of $18K at the beginning of Q1, which slightly improved to $22K in the second week of January before settling at $6K by the quarter's end. Downloads tapered off from 45K to 6K, and weekly active users saw a considerable drop from 147K to 62K.

Daylio Journal - Daily Diary experienced a revenue peak at $50K in the second week of January before declining to $18K by March's end. Downloads started at 41K, with a gradual decrease to 11K. Active users remained relatively stable, starting at 722K and slightly decreasing to 707K.

For more detailed insights on app performance, Sensor Tower's comprehensive analytics provide in-depth data and trends within the app economy.