Top 5 Medical Apps on Android in Africa: Q3 2024 Performance

In the third quarter of 2024, the top medical apps on the Android platform in Africa showcased diverse performance trends, according to data from Sensor Tower. Here's a closer look at how each app fared in terms of weekly downloads, revenue, and active users.

Blood Sugar Diary for Diabetes saw a notable increase in weekly revenue, which rose steadily from approximately $213 in early July to around $572 by late September. The app's weekly downloads peaked at about 5.3K in late August, and active users increased from roughly 5.1K in early July to 7.9K by the end of September.

Afya Whitebook: Medicina experienced a fluctuating revenue pattern, starting at $145 in the first week of July and closing the quarter at $133. Weekly downloads remained relatively low but saw a slight uptick to 22 in late September. Active users showed a gradual increase, ending the quarter with 92 users.

Sanford Guide maintained a consistent weekly revenue, hovering around $100, with a peak of $155 in early September. Downloads varied throughout the quarter, reaching a high of 64 in mid-July, while active users increased from 110 to 119 over the period.

My Calendar - Period Tracker showed a steady trend in revenue, with minor fluctuations, maintaining around $86 by the end of September. The app's weekly downloads reached a high of 4.4K in late September. Active users consistently remained high, finishing the quarter at approximately 77.9K.

Lastly, e-Anatomy displayed a stable revenue trend, starting at $61 and closing at $49. Downloads peaked at 358 in the last week of September, while active users saw a slight dip, ending at 1.2K.

For more detailed insights on these apps and their performance, visit Sensor Tower.