Apple's plans to improve App Store discoverability using AI tagging techniques are now available in the developer beta build ...

Over $10 billion — that’s how much revenue Apple’s U.S. App Store raked in last year, according to a new analysis by app intelligence provider Appfigures. The firm’s estimates indicate ...

As Appfigures notes, crossovers between mobile games and pop culture, from anime and comics to fashion and film, have become a “core strategy” for player acquisition and monetization.

Apple has launched its AI-generated tagging feature in the iOS 26 developer beta to enhance App Store discoverability ...

According to a report from app intelligence firm Appfigures (as noted by TechCrunch), over half of Vision Pro-only apps (52%) are paid downloads. In addition to the large group of paid downloads, 35% ...

According to data courtesy of Appfigures, global revenue from microdramas (aka “short dramas,” “vertical series” or “Duanju” in Chinese) went from $23 million in January 2024 to over $ ...

It was downloaded nearly 42 million times by this group. That's according to the app analytics firm Appfigures, which pulled data from iOS and Android users in the US between the ages of 18 and 24.

A report from appfigures today matches up with Ben’s prediction, at least when looking at 2019 numbers: Apple just made more than 98% of its developers 50% happier. Hot off of its fight with ...

According to numbers from AppFigures, this approach worked for OpenAI. On the day of GPT-4o's release, ChatGPT's mobile revenue rose 22%, the most revenue for the app ever in a single day.

The growth is entirely organic, we understand, as Appfigures confirmed the company is not running any App Store Search Ads. In addition, the growth is not limited to the U.S. market, either.

However, Appfigures’ analysis found the App Store made $61.5 billion globally in 2022, which grew to $91.3 billion in 2024. From this, Apple made more than $27.39 billion in commissions globally ...