The App Almanac
App Store Movers, 26 August 2026
10 on the move, 3 price drops across the App Store in the last day.
On the move
- YouTube Music rose from #16 to #7 on Most Globally Charting App (+9)
- 12 Steps Companion AA Big Book moved up from #16 to #13 on Oldest App Still Updated (+3)
- Congress Pro advanced from #17 to #14 on Oldest App Still Updated (+3)
- Le Monde, Live News climbed from #18 to #15 on Oldest App Still Updated (+3)
- OpenTable gained ground, rising from #19 to #16 on Oldest App Still Updated (+3)
- iXpenseIt: Manage Finance worked its way from #20 to #17 on Oldest App Still Updated (+3)
- ANTENNE BAYERN pushed up from #21 to #18 on Oldest App Still Updated (+3)
- GasAll: Gas stations in Spain edged up from #22 to #19 on Oldest App Still Updated (+3)
- ROCK ANTENNE rose from #23 to #20 on Oldest App Still Updated (+3)
- Real Sensi FF - PRO jumped from #7 to #5 on Most Countries at Number One (+2)
New to the boards
- Antarctic Expedition Toolkit showed up on Demands the Newest iOS at #2
- Life Till Now showed up on Demands the Newest iOS at #3
- HilbertCam broke onto Most Verbose App Description at #3
- Manager for KuKirin made its debut on Most Countries at Number One at #4
- Voda 3D cracked Most iPad Screenshots at #4
- Oldi - Phone Camera popped up on Most Countries at Number One at #6
- Mystical Oracle Fortune Teller arrived on Most Languages at #6
- Flashcards - Expand English broke onto Most Languages at #7
- Money Counter Cash Calculator showed up on Demands the Newest iOS at #8
- HD Wallpapers - Live Video made its first appearance on Most Languages at #8
Price drops and freebies
- MPP File Viewer & Gantt went from $12.99 down to Free
- Dock Line Calculator went from $4.99 down to Free
- iDousyn dropped from $4.99 to $3.99
Swing by the Trends page for the live picture, watch Deals if you're hunting for price cuts, or dig through all record boards at your leisure.
Each edition is a data digest, not an editorial guide: it summarises the period's biggest moves across our record boards — crown changes, climbers, new entrants and price drops — drawn straight from the dated figures behind every board. Every name links to the record it came from.