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Trending app searches this week

20 searches · to Sep 8
  1. Healthy recipes

    201K monthly searchesBreakout search growth
  2. Pet care tips

    2.4K monthly searchesBreakout search growth
  3. Offline music apps

    2.4K monthly searchesBreakout search growth
  4. Home workout routines

    3.6K monthly searches+2,500% search growth
  5. Weather today

    2.7M monthly searches+600% search growth
  6. Travel destinations

    8.1K monthly searches+450% search growth
  7. Plant based diet

    50K monthly searches+300% search growth
  8. Best workout tracker app

    2.4K monthly searches+250% search growth
  9. Chat gpt app

    673K monthly searches+200% search growth
  10. Best free photo editing app for iPhone

    1.9K monthly searches+180% search growth
  11. Best note taking app for iPad

    9.9K monthly searches+180% search growth
  12. Best language learning app

    2.9K monthly searches+120% search growth
  13. Hail mary prayer

    135K monthly searches+120% search growth
  14. Poison ivy

    673K monthly searches+120% search growth
  15. App to split bills

    3.6K monthly searches+110% search growth
  16. Best note taking app for Mac

    1K monthly searches+110% search growth
  17. All black app

    3.6K monthly searches+90% search growth
  18. Best meal prep apps

    1.3K monthly searches+90% search growth
  19. Best note taking app for students

    880 monthly searches+80% search growth
  20. Meditation app

    41K monthly searches+80% search growth
How these are counted

These are Google searches that rose this week, refreshed every Tuesday. 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. So the phrase does not have to say "app". We drop brand names and promo words. We also skip anything under 500 searches a month, because a big jump on a tiny number is not a market. The growth figure is Google's own, for the last 90 days. Breakout means it grew more than 5,000%. The line is how many people searched each month for the last year. Google rounds it, so we call it an estimate. Pick one and we count its market.