We can also see the continued rise of apps from the perspective of those that are linked to sports & smartphone hardware (Garmin, Fitbit, Amazfit, Huawei, Polar), apps that are linked to apparel (Nike/ Apple, adidas Runtastic, UA Endomondo, Asics Runkeeper) and the independents ( Strava, Komoot). But there are other factors at play too, perhaps including a disproportionate rise in usage in the East – there’s almost certainly a couple of China-focused apps I’ve entirely missed off the list. The figures seem truly-impressive, perhaps aided by some of us turning to sports to stay healthy over lockdown. That must mean a larger multiple than that of new users has been created.
Several of the apps, above, have added over 100,000 reviews in a little over 6 months. Whatever you think of it, it IS indicative of changes to the user base in some way shape or form. Let’s leave the merits and demerits of that measure to one side. This data is the number of reviews made on Google PlayStore. There are some significant growth numbers here, perversely also including Endomondo. Briefly, for now, I was prompted by Friday’s demise of Endomondo to check which apps were growing in spite of CV-19. Next year, I’m going to come back in more detail to this data and the iOS data that goes with it. Image|underarmour The Top Sports Apps (Android as of )
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