BeReal has soared to over 53 million downloads but only nine percent of users open the app daily, new data claims.
has soared to over 53 million downloads but only nine percent of users open the app daily, new data claims., BeReal is demonstrating significant traction across some metrics. The photo-sharing app has crossed 53 million installs worldwide across the App Store and Google Play and has seen its monthly active users jump by 2,254 percent since January 2022.
Since March, the U.S. represented the majority of each month’s new downloads of BeReal, followed by the United Kingdom at number two. But this figure changed in September when Brazil overtook the U.K. as the second largest market, accounting for a little more than 1 million of the app’s installs that month.encouraging users to post a photo only once a day, only nine percent of its active Android installs are opening the app daily as of the third quarter of this year.
It is also worth noting that many of those competitors are already actively copying BeReal’s features which could be hurting the photo-sharing app’s adoption among users. In August,
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