Trending app searches
Rising searches this week
- Monthly searches over the past year went from 3,600 to 135,000.91K90,500 monthly searches+4,261% growth in its own searches this year
Social media scheduler
- Monthly searches over the past year went from 12,100 to 135,000.91K90,500 monthly searches+1,198% growth in its own searches this year
Low carb recipes
- Monthly searches over the past year went from 74,000 to 201,000.91K90,500 monthly searches+241% growth in its own searches this year
Grocery delivery
- Monthly searches over the past year went from 3,600 to 9,900.8.1K8,100 monthly searches+220% growth in its own searches this year
Free note taking app
- Monthly searches over the past year went from 5,400 to 27,100.8.1K8,100 monthly searches+192% growth in its own searches this year
Run timer
- Monthly searches over the past year went from 2,900 to 4,400.4.4K4,400 monthly searches+137% growth in its own searches this year
Vacation packing list
Up 4 places in the App Store's suggestions
- Monthly searches over the past year went from 2,900 to 12,100.6.6K6,600 monthly searches+127% growth in its own searches this year
Scanner app for food
- Monthly searches over the past year went from 3,600 to 9,900.4.4K4,400 monthly searches+94% growth in its own searches this year
Grocery shopping list
- Monthly searches over the past year went from 2,400 to 5,400.2.9K2,900 monthly searches+58% growth in its own searches this year
Pay off debt
- Monthly searches over the past year went from 1,600 to 2,400.1.6K1,600 monthly searches+50% growth in its own searches this year
Split bill calculator
How these are counted
These are searches that grew this year. The words come from three places. Google's rising searches, Google's counts for searches near our markets, and the App Store's search box. We refresh the list every week. Google adds a new month once a month, so the order moves most then. A search stays only if the App Store can answer it. At least three of Apple's top results must match the words, and those apps must have real ratings. We drop brand names and promo words. We skip anything under 500 searches a month. A big jump on a tiny number is not a market. The growth figure compares the last three months with the nine before, using Google's monthly estimate. We show only searches up at least 50%, and only if this year's last month beat the first. That rules out a search that just has a busy season. A summer search can look like a riser in autumn. The line shows the whole year, so you can see the shape. Google rounds its numbers, so we call them estimates. Pick one and we count its market.