Venmo, Cash App, and PayPal are the most popular Personal Finance Apps in the United States. We’ve identified the top 15 iOS and Android Personal Finance apps.

Streaming Wars: Amazon Prime Video was the biggest winner in October. HBO’s MAX dilemma. It’s time to take ad-supported streaming seriously.

Our analysis shows that reports of X’s demise are greatly exaggerated. Here’s a closer look at X, Threads, Bluesky, Truth Social, Mastodon, and GETTR.

Learn about the DACH region’s scooter rental market. We identified the most popular apps, including TIER, Lime, Voi, Superpedestrian, LeipzigMOVE, & ZEUS.

We’ve added new features! Total iOS downloads, total downloads by country, iOS Lookup API downloads, iOS Advanced Query API downloads_gte & downloads_lte.

Ad-supported streaming platforms like Plex and Amazon’s FreeVee continue to grow. Peacock gears up for Big Ten football. Netflix continues to lead.

The top BNPL apps in the United States in 2023: 1. Affirm 2. Klarna 3. Afterpay 4. Zip 5. Sezzle. Using download trends we found the most popular BNPL apps.

Barbie apps, powered by Barbenheimer fever, have exploded on Google Play and the Apple App Store. We look at the top iOS and Android apps for Barbie fans.

Despite recent controversies, Reddit’s mobile apps are performing well, with strong downloads and upward-trending monthly active users (MAUs).

We checked in on the top Netflix games on Google Play and the Apple App Store, including Valiant Hearts, SpongeBob, and Too Hot...

The ABC streaming app rose to the top 3 on the App Store charts during the Oscars. Fans used it to stream the event and catch missed moments.

ADHD startups and apps are attracting attention from VCs and investors all over the world. So, we’ve identified the most popular ADHD-related mobile apps.

Ever since OpenAI’s Chat GBT exploded onto the scene, apps have been deploying AI-related ASO keywords. Here are the top AI apps on Google Play.

Mastodon app downloads down 99% from their mid-November peak. Here’s how the federated social network has fared since Elon Musk’s Twitter acquisition.

Back in October, we covered the rise of Gas, a compliments-based social media app for teens. In particular, we noted that the app surpassed 2.5 million downloads just two months after its August release. Well, Gas was officially acquired by Discord a couple weeks back. So, out of curiosity, we took a look at how the app has performed since we first covered it at the tail-end of last year. Here’s what we found (click the links to jump to the relevant sections): * Daily Downloads for Gas Are