Q2 2024 Performance of Top Self-therapy and Journaling Apps on Android in the UK

In the second quarter of 2024, the UK's Android users have been actively engaging with self-therapy and journaling applications. Sensor Tower's data offers us a glimpse into how these apps have been performing during this period.

Breeze: mental health saw a downward trend in both downloads and revenue over the quarter, with downloads decreasing from 2.1K to 1.1K and revenue dropping from $4.3K to $2.4K. However, weekly active users remained relatively stable, starting at around 20.9K and ending the quarter at 20K.

Me+ Daily Routine Planner experienced a fluctuating quarter with downloads peaking at 5.7K in the first week and then declining to 2.1K by the end of the quarter. Revenue reflected a similar pattern, with an initial $4.2K that eventually settled at $1.8K. The app's weekly active users started strong at 23.1K but saw a slight decrease to 17.3K.

Mindvalley: Self-Improvement reported modest numbers, with weekly revenue fluctuating between $1.2K and $2K. Downloads remained low throughout the quarter, ranging from 169 to 125. The app's weekly active users hovered around the 1K mark, ending the quarter with a slight dip to 951.

Fabulous Daily Routine Planner showed a steady revenue stream, starting at $1.5K and ending at $1.3K. Downloads experienced a dip from 774 to 463, while weekly active users saw a high of 22.9K in the fourth week before settling at 19.5K.

Pulsebit: Heart Rate Monitor had no new downloads this quarter, but its revenue started at $2.2K and decreased to $835 by the end of the period. The app's weekly active users presented a mixed trend, peaking at 17.4K in the fifth week and closing at 14.3K.

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