Q4 2020 Performance of Top Self-therapy & Journaling Apps on Android in the UK

In the fourth quarter of 2020, the UK's Android users showed a significant interest in self-therapy and journaling apps. Data provided by Sensor Tower offers a glimpse into the performance of the top applications in this category.

Fabulous Daily Routine Planner saw a notable rise in weekly active users, climbing from 23K in late September to over 31K at the end of December. Downloads experienced a peak in the last week of December with nearly 9K new users, while revenue also saw an increase, hitting over $7K in the same period.

For Mindvalley: Self-Improvement, the revenue maintained a relatively steady trend, with a slight increase to around $1.4K in the last week of December. However, downloads showed a significant drop to zero in the first and last weeks of November and December, and weekly active users dipped to 609 in the final week of the year.

BMD Publishing's Dare: Anxiety & Panic Attacks witnessed a steady revenue throughout the quarter, with a peak of $679 in the last week of December. The app's downloads had a high point of 528 in the same week, indicating growing interest in the application.

Habitics' Daylio Journal - Mood Tracker also saw an upward trend in active users, from 32K to nearly 35K by the year's end. Revenue showed a slight increase, reaching $504 in the last week, and downloads doubled from the start of the quarter to 1.4K in the final week.

Lastly, Wysa: Anxiety, therapy chatbot experienced fluctuation in revenue but ended the quarter with $384. Downloads peaked at 814 in mid-December, and weekly active users rose from 2.2K to 2.5K, highlighting a steady growth in engagement.

Overall, the self-therapy and journaling app category on Android in the UK demonstrated dynamic user engagement and download trends in Q4 2020. For more detailed insights, Sensor Tower's comprehensive data provides further analysis into these applications' performance.