The trend of photo apps powered by AI or Artificial Intelligence is reportedly over. So shows new data from App Intelligence Company Aptopia, first published by TechCrunch. The data indicates that consumer interest in AI photo apps has fallen as fast as it has risen. In the last few months AI-powered photo apps were going viral on both app Store and Google Play Store. The company claims that it analyzed the top AI photo apps worldwide, tracking both their download growth and in-app consumer spending.
Aptopia adam blacker It has been described on Twitter as “another fad that comes and goes”. He also shared a graph that shows the rise and fall of these apps.
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Apptopia claims to have seen its download trends AI lens and other leading AI photo apps. The company found that this group of AI apps first started to take off around Thanksgiving, then reached their peak in terms of both downloads and in-app purchases around mid-December. At its height of popularity, the app topped 4.3 million daily downloads and ~$1.8 million per day in consumer spending through in-app purchases. ai photo app Lens soared to take the number one spot in America AppleK’s App charts in early December. On 13 December, AI photo editing apps dominated Apple’s App Store charts in the US, holding three of the top four positions.
Aptopia adam blacker It has been described on Twitter as “another fad that comes and goes”. He also shared a graph that shows the rise and fall of these apps.
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Apptopia claims to have seen its download trends AI lens and other leading AI photo apps. The company found that this group of AI apps first started to take off around Thanksgiving, then reached their peak in terms of both downloads and in-app purchases around mid-December. At its height of popularity, the app topped 4.3 million daily downloads and ~$1.8 million per day in consumer spending through in-app purchases. ai photo app Lens soared to take the number one spot in America AppleK’s App charts in early December. On 13 December, AI photo editing apps dominated Apple’s App Store charts in the US, holding three of the top four positions.
Those numbers have declined significantly since then. On November 11, the app saw its lowest ever revenue of $0.37 million. And, a week later on 19 November, they saw the lowest number of downloads was 0.84 million. As of February 13, these apps have seen approximately 952,000 combined downloads and approximately $507,000 in consumer spending, as the numbers continue to decline.
photo apps analyzed
Photo apps that analyzed Apptopia’s research include Lensa, Prequel, Facetune, Reminisce, pixelupFotor, Wonder, Faceplay, AB, Faceapp, Gradient, don aiVoilà AI Artist, New Profile Pic Avatar Maker and Metoo etc.