Germany App Market Statistics in 2023

SoundCloud is on position 1 of the biggest German app publishers. SoundCloud is the world’s largest music and audio platform. Founded in 2008, it enables users to discover and enjoy a wide selection of music from the most diverse creator community on earth. SoundCloud is renowned for its unique content and features, including the ability to share music and connect directly with artists, as well as unearth breakthrough tracks, raw demos, podcasts, and more. SoundCloud has developed SoundCloud - Music & Audio and SoundCloud Pulse: for Creators. They own 2 apps that have been downloaded together more than 368.47m+ times.

upday GmbH & Co. KG is on position 2 of the biggest German app publishers. They own 4 apps that have been downloaded together more than 316.6m+ times.

TeaCapps is on position 3 of the biggest German app publishers. They own 3 apps that have been downloaded together more than 280.75m+ times.

RARLAB (published by win.rar GmbH) is on position 4 of the biggest German app publishers. RARLAB is a branch of win.rar GmbH, a company best known for their trialware file archive utility. This utility is capable of creating and viewing archives in RAR or ZIP file formats, and unpacking numerous archive file formats. RARLAB (published by win.rar GmbH) has published the app RAR. They own a single app that has been downloaded more than 180.89m+ times.

TeamViewer is on position 5 of the biggest German app publishers. TeamViewer offers a proprietary software application for remote control, desktop sharing, online meetings, web conferencing, and file transfer between computers. The company was founded in Göppingen, Germany in 2005. TeamViewer has published: TeamViewer Pilot, TeamViewer QuickSupport, TeamViewer for Remote Control, Add-On: Samsung, and more. They own 208 apps that have been downloaded together more than 170.61m+ times.

Joyride GmbH is on position 6 of the biggest German app publishers. They own 8 apps that have been downloaded together more than 150.88m+ times.

Lidl is on position 7 of the biggest German app publishers. They own 9 apps that have been downloaded together more than 119.71m+ times.

Foodpanda GmbH a subsidiary of Delivery Hero SE is on position 8 of the biggest German app publishers. Foodpanda GmbH is a German mobile food delivery marketplace headquartered in Berlin, Germany. Their mission is to bring good food to their users. And they don’t just deliver – they bring it, always going the extra mile to make their users’ experiences memorable. Foodpanda GmbH has published the app foodpanda - Local Food Delivery. They own 4 apps that have been downloaded together more than 116.35m+ times.

WetterOnline GmbH is on position 9 of the biggest German app publishers. WetterOnline is one of Germany’s largest meteorological service providers. They offer in depth weather information, including the current weather conditions and travel weather worldwide. WetterOnline GmbH has produced Weather & Radar USA and Weather & Radar USA Pro: ad-free. They own 4 apps that have been downloaded together more than 104.06m+ times.

trivago is on position 10 of the biggest German app publishers. trivago is a German technology company that specializes in internet-related services and products focused on the hotel, lodging, and meta search fields. The company was first conceptualized by three university friends in Düsseldorf, Germany in 2005. trivago has published the app trivago: Compare hotel prices. They own a single app that has been downloaded more than 97.02m+ times.

66% of apps from German publishers have Google Firebase integrated. In total 27,647 apps. Firebase is a mobile and web application development platform SDK that gives app builders the ability to develop their apps faster, without worrying about infrastructure. It includes functionalities like analytics, databases, messaging and crash reporting so developers can move quickly and focus on their users.

51% of apps from German publishers have Kotlin integrated. In total 21,538 apps.

50% of apps from German publishers have OkHttp integrated. In total 21,244 apps. OkHttp is an open source project designed to be an efficient HTTP client. It's also easy to use. OkHttp’s request/response API is designed with fluent builders and immutability. It supports both synchronous blocking calls and async calls with callbacks.

46% of apps from German publishers have Firebase Cloud Messaging integrated. In total 19,424 apps. Firebase Cloud Messaging is a cross-platform messaging solution developed by Google that lets app developers reliably deliver messages at no cost. With Firebase Cloud Messaging, app developers can notify a client app that new email or other data is available to sync, and drive user re-engagement and retention with notification messages.

39% of apps from German publishers have gson integrated. In total 16,269 apps. Gson is a Google-developed Java library that app developers can leverage to convert Java Objects into their JSON representation, and vice versa. It works with arbitrary Java objects, including pre-existing objects of which developers do not have the source-code.

28% of apps from German publishers have Glide integrated. In total 11,911 apps. Glide is an open source media management and image loading framework for Android that supports fetching, decoding, and displaying video stills, images, and animated GIFs. Glide includes a flexible API that developers can plug in to almost any network stack.

25% of apps from German publishers have Picasso integrated. In total 10,501 apps. Picasso is an image downloading and caching library for Android. Picasso understands that images add context and visual flair to Android applications. As such, they enable hassle-free image loading – often in one line of code!

23% of apps from German publishers have ZXing integrated. In total 9,863 apps. ZXing – also known as “zebra crossing” – is an open-source, multi-format barcode image processing library implemented in Java, with ports to other languages. It supports 1D product, 1D industrial, and 2D barcodes.

23% of apps from German publishers have Google Maps integrated. In total 9,779 apps.

21% of apps from German publishers have RxAndroid/RxJava integrated. In total 8,963 apps. RxAndroid/RxJava, developed by Google’s Android team, adds the minimum classes to RxJava that make it simple to write reactive components in Android applications. Specifically, it provides a scheduler that schedules on the main thread or any given looper.