Q2 2024 Insights: Top Food and Diet Tracking Apps' Performance

As the second quarter of 2024 wraps up, we at Sensor Tower have taken a closer look at the performance of the leading food and diet tracking applications on the unified platform. Here's how these apps have fared over the past three months.

BodyFast: Intermittent Fasting showed a notable fluctuation in revenue, starting the quarter with approximately $359K and peaking at $394K in mid-June. Downloads remained consistent with an average of around 460K per week. Weekly active users peaked at 1.35M in late April, maintaining a steady trend throughout the quarter.

168 Intermittent Fasting App experienced a varied revenue trend, with a notable peak of $281K during the first week of April, followed by a dip and a surge to $259K in late June. Downloads saw a significant spike in mid-April at 645K, while weekly active users reached their highest at 8.12M in the same period.

For BMI Calculator, the app saw no revenue as its services are offered for free. However, downloads were high at the beginning of the quarter with 1.81M, but gradually decreased to 170K towards the end. Active users showed a similar downward trend, starting at 3.14M and then leveling off at just over 1M by the end of June.

Macros - Calorie Counter had modest revenue figures, with the highest at $80K in mid-June. Downloads remained relatively stable, averaging around 350K weekly. Weekly active users started at 1.69M and showed a slight decline over the quarter, ending with 1.58M in the last week of June.

Lastly, MyFitnessPal: Calorie Counter saw robust revenue numbers, with a peak at $1.16M in late April. Weekly downloads stayed around the mid-300K range, and active users remained significantly engaged, with figures starting at 7.85M and closing the quarter at 7.58M.

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