Health and fitness apps usage report from Flurry
Wednesday, September 13, 2017
Richard Harris |
Health and fitness app analytics report gives insights into the daily workout routines of their users.
As health and fitness apps have become widely popular over the past few years (usage grew by over 330% in the last three years), this industry is opening new doors for app developers and advertisers alike. Flurry Analytics has a recently released their latest analytics report on the usage of health and fitness apps. Here are a few of their findings in the report:
- Many fitness and health app users are loyal to their favorite apps, with 96% using only one health and fitness app. Over 75% of active users open their health and fitness app at least two times a week, and more than 25% of users access their fitness apps more than 10 times a week.
- Over the past year, mobile health & fitness apps have grown 9%, with the highest growth coming from studio and fitness content apps (49%). Comparably, nutrition apps have declined in usage by 26%.
- Workout and weight loss apps are hugely popular, accounting for nearly three-fourths of all health and fitness app sessions. This trend can be attributed to wearables like fitness bands, which encourage users to track their weight or exercises daily.
- Fitness app usage correlates with seasonal workout habits. The holiday season marks the lowest activity, followed by a peak in January (after people have made their New Year’s resolutions). Naturally, summer is also a popular time when people are accessing health and fitness apps - app usage is about 24% higher than the yearly average.
- Many fitness and health app users are loyal to their favorite apps, with 96% using only one health and fitness app. Over 75% of active users open their health and fitness app at least two times a week, and more than 25% of users access their fitness apps more than 10 times a week.
- Over the past year, mobile health & fitness apps have grown 9%, with the highest growth coming from studio and fitness content apps (49%). Comparably, nutrition apps have declined in usage by 26%.
- Workout and weight loss apps are hugely popular, accounting for nearly three-fourths of all health and fitness app sessions. This trend can be attributed to wearables like fitness bands, which encourage users to track their weight or exercises daily.
- Fitness app usage correlates with seasonal workout habits. The holiday season marks the lowest activity, followed by a peak in January (after people have made their New Year’s resolutions). Naturally, summer is also a popular time when people are accessing health and fitness apps - app usage is about 24% higher than the yearly average.
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