Top 10 Most Successful Applications in 2020

Top 10 Most Successful Applications in 2020 
Top 10 Most Successful Applications in 2020


To prevent the spread of the corona virus around the world, various governments have shut down many commercial sectors, which has dealt a severe blow to the global economy, but under the same circumstances, there are some companies that have developed applications. Saw an extraordinary increase in the development of

The 'Sensor Tower' data shows that the smartphone market has undergone significant changes in people's lifestyles and consumer interest during 2020, from the rise of video conferencing applications to the proliferation of mobile games. New records have been set at the expense of  Many users have turned to mobile video streaming applications and video conferencing applications for work and study. An estimated 6 106 billion was spent by consumers on these applications between January 1, 2020 and December 17, an increase of 30% over the same period in 2019.

Today we take a look at the key applications that have achieved great success in 2020 despite the Corona Crisis.


1- Zoom

Before 2020, Zoom was an app used to connect company employees. It charged 14 14.95 per month. There was a free version, but it wasn't widely used.

Most people now use the free Vision of Zoom, with one to 300 million people using the app daily in December.

The zoom company has also come up with new ways to make money and features, including zoom on. This allows users to set up a virtual program directly in which others can pay to participate.

"Most consumers around the world hadn't heard of the Zoom app before 2020, 


2- Tik tok

2020 has been an important year for tik tok. The application has been downloaded more than two billion times from Google Play and the App Store worldwide. In the first quarter of 2020, it set a new record with 31.5 million transactions. This is the largest number of apps installed worldwide in a quarter of a year.ow it has become one of the essentials," said Dan Eves, an analyst at investment firm Wade bush Securities.The application was used by approximately 961 million people worldwide between January 1 and December 17, 2020. In the same period, consumer spending reached about 2 1.2 billion, a figure that is 627 percent higher than in 2019.

App developer Bytens has also partnered with some of the biggest brands, such as Walmart. Partnerships with more brands are likely to begin next year as two major social media apps, such as Instagram and YouTube, continue to compete with Tick tok.

The average number of monthly active users of tik tok is expected to reach 1.2 billion in 2021.


3- Whats App

Whats App saw significant growth in 2020, with more than two billion users worldwide by February 2020, and 100 messages by the end of October 2020. Reached billion.

Whats App was the most downloaded non-gaming app in the world in November 2020 with about 58 million installs. In the countries where most apps are installed, 30% of the total downloads came from India alone and 10% from Nigeria.

4- Instagram

Instagram is one of the most popular social media apps of our time, and its popularity can be gauged from the fact that this decade can be called Instagram decade. It's only been 10 years since the app was launched in 2010, but it's now having a huge impact on consumers and brands.

The number of Instagram users exceeds one billion users each month, while more than 25 million companies worldwide use Instagram for business, and more than 200 million Instagram users view at least one business account daily.

Instagram added many new features to the app in 2020, such as Instagram messaging, which allows users to work on a single platform. Users can keep in touch through Messenger without downloading the app.

In August 2020, Instagram added the 'Rails' feature to counter tick talk. Then added a feature called 'Shop', so that consumers can easily shop

5- Netflix

During 2020, the rush of users on video delivery platforms increased. Due to the corona virus, people were trapped in their homes and cinemas were closed during this time, so Netflix proved to be a great platform for them. Netflix had 19.5 million users. Netflix had a large collection of videos, movies that no other app has.Meanwhile, Netflix also increased its prices.

In addition, 3.6 million people downloaded it between December 5 and 6, a 200 percent increase over the weekend, according to initial estimates from Sensor Tower.

6- Thames

Microsoft created the Thames app for video calling in 2017. Initially, it was not well received, but with the onset of the corona virus crisis, people turn In October 2020, Microsoft announced that the Thames application had more than 115 million active users daily, and the number of organizations using it increased from 50,000 in 2017 to 500,000 in 2020.ed to it and its use increased dramatically in 2020. By March 2020, it had reached 45 million active users daily, and then by April 2020, it had reached the target of 75 million daily user.

7- Google Mate

Of course, 2020 was the year of video calling, so there was a race between companies to develop their services and collaborate with their best features, and throughout the year Google developed applications for video calls, Google Mate and Google Dow. The company hosted more than a trillion minutes of video calls worldwide.s.

Google Mate has seen an unexpected increase in downloads. It has been downloaded more than 100 million times on the Google Play Store alone. When Google made it available to everyone for free on April 29, 2020, organizations and users turned to it after security issues in the Zoom app surfaced.





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