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

In Q2 of 2024, the food and diet tracking apps on the Android platform showed varying trends in user engagement and financial performance. Data sourced from Sensor Tower provides a snapshot of how these applications fared during this period.

Kalorické Tabulky saw a steady revenue stream, starting the quarter with $102K and peaking at $119K in the first week of June. Downloads, however, experienced a gradual decline from 3.24M in the first week of April to 1.47M in the last week of June. The weekly active users showed a downward trend, starting at 10.75M and ending at 8.71M.

Calorie Counter by FatSecret also experienced fluctuations in revenue, with a high of $132K in late April. Downloads decreased from 2.33M to 1.30M by the end of June, while weekly active users saw an overall increase, ending the quarter at 21.96M.

Fastic: Food & Calorie Tracker had an interesting quarter with revenue peaking at $90K in the second week of June. Downloads showed a significant spike in early June, jumping from a few hundred to over 5.47M. Weekly active users mirrored this trend, soaring to 5.83M in mid-June.

168 Intermittent Fasting App generated consistent revenue throughout the quarter, maintaining around $50K per week, with a slight peak of $68K in late April. Downloads saw peaks and troughs, with a high of 1.54M in mid-April. Weekly active users reached a high of 19.76M also in mid-April, before ending the quarter at 18.26M.

BMI Calculator, despite not generating revenue, had a stable presence in downloads, with a noticeable increase from 407K in late April to 730K in the last week of June. Weekly active users showed a slight upward trend, finishing at 2.16M.

For more insights on the performance of food and diet tracking applications and other market trends, Sensor Tower's comprehensive data offers a deeper look into the mobile app industry.