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AI Insights · Timothy · January 2023
Top 5 Food and Diet Tracking Apps in Australia Q4 2022
Explore the performance of the top 5 food and diet tracking applications in Australia during Q4 2022, including trends in downloads, revenue, and active users.
In the fourth quarter of 2022, the top five food and diet tracking applications in Australia showed varied performance in terms of downloads, revenue, and active users. Here’s a detailed look at how each app fared:
MyFitnessPal: Calorie Counter experienced a steady decrease in weekly downloads, starting from 8.6K in late September and dropping to 5.8K by mid-December. However, there was a notable recovery to 8.2K in the last week of December. The app's weekly revenue peaked at $138.9K in early November but gradually declined to $115.9K by the end of the year. Weekly active users saw a downward trend from 346.8K in late September to 281.1K in mid-December, with a slight uptick to 311.9K in the final week of December.
Calorie Counter - MyNetDiary showed consistent weekly downloads around 3.7K to 4.5K until mid-December, when it dropped to 2.2K, before recovering to 3.6K in the last week. The app's weekly revenue remained relatively stable, peaking at $6.4K in mid-November. Weekly active users saw a gradual decline from 18.5K in late September to 16K in mid-December, with a slight increase to 17.5K by the end of December.
Yuka - Food & Cosmetic Scanner had fluctuating weekly downloads, starting at 2.9K in late September, reaching a low of 2K in mid-December, and ending the year at 3.1K. The app's revenue remained minimal throughout the quarter. Weekly active users were relatively stable, averaging around 10K, with a peak of 11K in the last week of December.
Simple: Weight Loss Coach saw a significant drop in weekly downloads from 2.4K in late September to 1.1K by early December, with a remarkable spike to 5.3K in the last week of December. The app's weekly revenue had a notable peak of $17.3K in the final week of December. Weekly active users followed a similar pattern, starting at 8.7K in late September, dipping to 7K in mid-December, and surging to 13.7K in the year's final week.
Easy Diet Diary experienced a steady decline in weekly downloads from 2.3K in late September to 1K by mid-December, with a slight rebound to 1.7K in the last week of December. The app's weekly active users decreased from 8.5K in late September to 7.6K by mid-December, showing a small increase to 7.7K in the year's final week.
These insights come from Sensor Tower, where you can find more detailed information on app performance and trends.
