Q2 2024 Performance of Top Fitness & Weight Loss Apps in the US

As the second quarter of 2024 comes to a close, we at Sensor Tower have taken a closer look at the performance of the top five Fitness and Weight Loss Programs applications in the United States on a unified platform, combining data from both iOS and Android. Here's how these popular apps fared during this period.

MyFitnessPal: Calorie Counter saw a fluctuation in revenue from $26K to $23K, while downloads ranged between 2K and 3K. Weekly active users started strong at 131K, peaked at 142K mid-quarter, and ended with around 135K.

Strava: Run, Bike, Hike experienced a revenue trend with a slight decrease from $20K to $17K over the quarter. Downloads were fairly consistent, hovering around 3K. Active user numbers showed an overall steady trend, starting at 56K and closing the quarter with 59K.

For Fitbit: Health & Fitness, revenue figures witnessed a substantial increase in the final week, jumping to $33K from an average of around $16K. Downloads remained steady at approximately 1.6K to 1.8K. Weekly active users varied, with a peak at 100K and closing at around 87K.

Runna: Running Training Plans showed a revenue pattern starting at $12K, reaching a high of $15K, and settling at around $14K. Downloads began at 2.1K, dipped to 1.3K, and saw a peak of 2.3K. Active users displayed a growth trend from 4.8K to 5.8K, ending the quarter at 5.1K.

Lastly, Calorie Counter + maintained a revenue between $8.8K and $11.6K without significant spikes. Downloads started at 2.8K, with a noticeable decline to 1.6K by the end of the quarter. The app's active users showed a slight decrease from 15K to 13K.

In conclusion, the data from Sensor Tower provides insights into the consistent interest and engagement in fitness and weight loss apps among US users. For more detailed insights and analytics, visit Sensor Tower.