Top 5 Self-Therapy and Journaling Apps on Android in Australia: Q2 2024

During the second quarter of 2024, the top self-therapy and journaling apps on the Android platform in Australia demonstrated varied performance across key metrics. Here's an overview based on data from Sensor Tower.

Breeze: mental health saw a steady decline in revenue, starting at around $1.9K in early April and dropping to approximately $1.3K by the end of June. Downloads peaked in mid-April at 1.1K but gradually decreased to 262 by the end of the quarter. Weekly active users fluctuated, peaking at 32.4K in mid-April before settling at 28.6K in late June.

Me+ Daily Routine Planner experienced a mixed trend in revenue, starting at $1.7K in early April, dipping to $1.0K in late April, and then rising to $1.4K by mid-June. Downloads peaked at 2.3K in early April and remained relatively stable, ending at 1.2K in late June. Weekly active users showed gradual fluctuations, starting at 10.9K and ending at approximately 9K.

Pulsebit: Heart Rate Monitor had a consistent decline in revenue from $1.2K in early April to $589 by the end of June. Downloads were negligible throughout the quarter, except for a few weeks in June where they reached a maximum of 24. Weekly active users saw a decline from 1.7K to around 1.2K by the end of the quarter.

Paired: Couples & Relationship showed a gradual increase in revenue, starting at $617 in early April and reaching $673 by the end of June. Downloads were relatively low, peaking at 366 in late May. Weekly active users fluctuated slightly, starting at 3.3K and ending at 2.9K.

Daylio Journal - Mood Tracker maintained a relatively stable revenue, beginning at $484 in early April and ending at $624 in late June. Downloads peaked at 686 in early May but gradually decreased to 303 by the end of June. Weekly active users showed a steady increase, starting at 18.9K and peaking at 20.6K in mid-June.

For more detailed insights and data, visit Sensor Tower.