Top 5 Medical Apps on Android in Nigeria: Q2 2022 Performance

In Q2 2022, the top 5 medical apps on Android in Nigeria showed diverse trends in downloads, revenue, and active users. Here’s a closer look at their performance based on Sensor Tower data:

Doctall experienced fluctuating weekly downloads, starting at 3.3K in late March and dipping to a low of around 883 in early May. The app saw a slight recovery towards the end of the quarter, peaking at approximately 1.4K downloads in the final week of June.

My Calendar - Period Tracker had consistent weekly revenue, maintaining around $4 to $5 throughout the quarter. Weekly downloads peaked at 1.6K in late April but saw a decline, ending the quarter with 525 downloads. Active users peaked at nearly 15K in late April but dropped to about 12.8K by the end of June.

DrSavealife showed a significant drop in weekly downloads from 2.9K in late March to around 222 by the end of June. Despite the decline, it maintained a presence in the market without generating revenue.

Ladytimer Ovulation Calendar had steady weekly downloads, peaking at 761 in late April and ending the quarter with 261 downloads. Active users showed a slight decrease from 3K in late March to approximately 2.4K by the end of June.

EMDEX maintained stable weekly downloads, starting at 608 in late March and ending at 299 in late June. Despite fluctuations, it consistently supported its user base without generating revenue.

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