Top 5 Food Delivery Services on Android in Kenya - Q1 2023

During the first quarter of 2023, the performance of the top food delivery services on the Android platform in Kenya showcased interesting trends. Here’s a closer look at the weekly downloads and active user data from Sensor Tower for the top 5 apps: Glovo: Food Delivery and More, Jumia Food: Food Delivery, Bolt Food: Delivery & Takeaway, Uber Eats: Food Delivery, and Tupande.

Glovo: Food Delivery and More experienced a fluctuating trend in weekly downloads, starting with around 9K downloads at the end of December and dropping to approximately 5K by late February. However, downloads saw a resurgence, reaching about 7.4K by the end of March. Active users for Glovo remained relatively stable, starting at 125K and peaking at 132K in mid-March.

Jumia Food: Food Delivery saw a significant spike in downloads, beginning with around 3K in late December, then peaking at about 9.9K at the end of January. The numbers fluctuated throughout the quarter, ending at approximately 5.4K in late March. Active users saw a notable increase, starting at 52K and peaking at 77K by the end of January, before stabilizing at around 57K towards the end of the quarter.

Bolt Food: Delivery & Takeaway maintained a steady download rate, starting from approximately 3.1K and ending at around 3.6K by the end of March. Active users showed a slight increase, starting at 51K and peaking at 54K in mid-March before settling at around 52K by the end of the quarter.

Uber Eats: Food Delivery had a notable increase in activity, with downloads peaking at about 5.8K in early February. The downloads started at around 3.2K in late December and fluctuated throughout the quarter, ending at approximately 1K by late March. Active users showed a significant rise, starting at 39K and peaking at 53K in early February, before stabilizing at around 38K towards the end of March.

Tupande, despite being a newer entrant, saw a consistent increase in downloads, starting from approximately 1.8K in late December and peaking at around 3K in mid-March. The app's performance indicates growing acceptance and usage among Kenyan users.

For more detailed insights and data, visit Sensor Tower.