Q2 2024 Performance of Top Food & Diet Tracking iOS Apps in the UK

In Q2 2024, the iOS Food and Diet Tracking app category saw varied performance across the top applications in the United Kingdom. Data provided by Sensor Tower offers a glimpse into the trends of these health-conscious tools.

Yuka - Food & Cosmetic Scanner experienced a fluctuating download trend, starting strong with 104K in the first week of April and then gradually declining to 23K by the end of June. Weekly active users mirrored this trend, peaking at 210K and dipping to 116K. Revenue showed a slight seesaw pattern but remained relatively steady, ranging from 9K to 11K USD weekly.

MyFitnessPal: Calorie Counter maintained a robust revenue stream throughout the quarter, with notable figures oscillating between 161K and 193K USD. Downloads stayed within the 14K to 19K range, while weekly active users saw a high of 778K in mid-April before stabilizing around 736K towards the quarter's end.

NutraTech's Calorie Counter + also showed a consistent revenue performance with a high of 185K USD in mid-April and a low of 143K USD in mid-June. Downloads hovered around 11K, with weekly active users climbing from 58K to a peak of 63K before settling back to approximately 58K.

The NHS Weight Loss Plan, while not generating revenue, saw downloads begin at 6K and rise to a peak of 7K before dropping back to 6K. Weekly active users showed an upward trend from 18K to a peak of 19K in mid-May, maintaining close to this peak by the quarter's end.

Lastly, Calorie Counter - MyNetDiary demonstrated a steady revenue with amounts ranging from 7K to 9K USD. Downloads for the app showed a slight increase from 4.7K to 5.5K in April, followed by a gradual decline to 5K. Weekly active users experienced minor fluctuations, starting at 46K and ending at 48K.

For more in-depth insights and analysis, Sensor Tower's comprehensive app performance data provides a detailed look into the competitive landscape of Food and Diet Tracking applications.