Q2 2024 Android Performance of Top Food & Diet Tracking Apps in the US

In the second quarter of 2024, the Android platform saw notable trends among the leading food and diet tracking applications. Sensor Tower's data provides an insightful look into the performance of these top apps.

Fitia - Diet & Meal Planner experienced a fluctuating journey in downloads, peaking at 834K in the first week of April and dipping to 360K in early June, before climbing back up to 667K by the end of June. Weekly active users followed a similar trend, starting strong at 2.8M, dropping to 2.1M, and then rising to 2.8M over the quarter. Revenue showed variations with the highest at $201K in early April and a low of $116K mid-May, finishing the quarter at a moderate $157K.

For Kompanion Intermittent Fasting, downloads saw an increase from 253K in the first week of April to 399K mid-April, then a decline, and another rise to 363K towards the quarter's end. The weekly active users mirrored this pattern, starting at 1.2M, peaking at 1.6M, and closing the quarter at 1.6M. Revenue for Kompanion showed growth from $70K to $112K in May, with a slight decrease to $88K by late June.

MyFitnessPal: Calorie Counter saw its downloads maintain a steady pace, with a slight increase from 74K to 115K over the quarter. Weekly active users ranged from 1.2M to 1.3M, showing consistent engagement. Revenue for the app varied, with a peak at $104K in the third week of May and a drop to $44K by the end of June.

Fastic: Food & Calorie Tracker had a progressive quarter with downloads starting at 57K and ending at 276K. Weekly active users increased from 441K to 792K, indicating growing engagement. Revenue saw a high of $123K in the third week of April and concluded the quarter at a solid $95K.

YAZIO Food & Calorie Counter displayed a surge in downloads from 54K to 193K mid-June, and a concluding dip to 151K. Active users reached a high of 1.6M in early June, with a slight decline to 1.4M by the quarter's end. Revenue peaked at $73K in late April, dropped to $21K in May, and stabilized at $43K by June's close.

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