State of AI Apps Report 2025 is Live!
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Social networks, hit games, and major media companies are all engaging deeply on mobile, but understanding the global impact of their success can be difficult. Leverage usage and engagement data, powered by Sensor Tower’s robust and insightful proprietary panel, alongside install and revenue estimates to gain an enhanced understanding of a mobile app’s performance across a quarter or year.
Segmenting audiences can be a useful way to understand engagement in context -- are apps really resonating with key demographics that position them for market dominance. Create unique cohorts based on app or category engagement, and compare major global apps’ performance within that demographic. Plus, dive deep into demographics to better understand the market of users an app is chasing.
With the world’s biggest apps already maxing out the number of potential users on mobile, a key engagement vector is an app’s “stickiness.” Break down the patterns of a major app’s most core users to understand the number of sessions and peak usage times and determine how often and how long users are actively engaging. Plus, drill down into the total time spent and map how the most engaged Daily Active Users are spending their time. With these key metrics, your team can stitch together exactly how sticky a successful app really is.
Gain clear benchmarks on the performance of mobile companies
Compare real-life usage data and contextualize engagement
Drill down into granular mobile engagement at the hourly level
Our PC/Console Gaming Index takes cutting edge data on downloads, revenue, ad dollars, and more — and turns it into intuitive charts and insights that you can use to shape your strategy. From the publishers winning over audiences to the regions driving the most growth, this report is a must-read for devs and marketers alike.
Mobile app in-app purchase (IAP) revenue approached a record $41 billion, with consumers spending more on non-game apps than games for the first time ever. Meanwhile, U.S. digital ad spend grew 12% year-over-year to reach $34 billion.