Top 5 Food and Diet Tracking Apps on Android in the Netherlands, Q3 2022

During the third quarter of 2022, the top food and diet tracking applications on the Android platform in the Netherlands showed varied performance in terms of downloads, revenue, and active users. Here’s a detailed look at the trends for each app, based on data from Sensor Tower.

Mijn Eetmeter, developed by Voedingscentrum, saw its weekly downloads fluctuate, starting at around 2.5K at the end of June and experiencing a peak of 2.8K by the end of August. Active users showed a similar trend, fluctuating between 10.7K and 11.9K throughout the quarter.

MyFitnessPal: Calorie Counter from MyFitnessPal, Inc. had a steady weekly revenue, peaking at approximately $5.7K at the end of June and gradually declining to about $4K by the end of September. Weekly downloads remained relatively stable, reaching a high of 2.2K in mid-September. Active users saw a gradual decline from 38.7K to 32.2K over the quarter.

Calorie, Carb & Fat Counter by Virtuagym experienced varied weekly revenue, peaking at $235 in mid-July and dropping to $68 by the end of September. Downloads showed a peak in late August at 1.6K, while active users ranged from 6.6K in late August to around 5.2K by the end of September.

168 Intermittent Fasting App from Leap Fitness Group maintained a consistent weekly revenue, peaking at $411 in late August. Weekly downloads remained stable, ranging from 1K to 1.2K throughout the quarter. Active users were also steady, fluctuating between 13.7K and 14.5K.

Lifesum Food Tracker & Fasting by Lifesum showed a steady decline in weekly revenue from $2.3K at the end of June to $1.7K by the end of September. Downloads peaked at 1.2K in mid-July but later dropped to around 651 by the end of the quarter. Active users saw a gradual decrease from 29.8K to 26.7K.

These insights provide a snapshot of the performance of the leading food and diet tracking apps in the Netherlands during Q3 2022. For more detailed analytics and trends, visit Sensor Tower.