The App Almanac
The App Almanac Weekly, 13 July 2026
16 record crowns changed hands across our boards this week.
Crowns that changed hands
- Speaker Polarity snatched the Longest Continuous Run crown from Gangsa (13 Jul)
- KiraSpark: Sparkle Camera picked up the Demands the Newest iOS crown, wresting it from Directive Register (12 Jul)
- Directive Register took the Demands the Newest iOS crown off Multiplication Cards: Fox (11 Jul)
- Procreate Pocket clawed back the Most Globally Charting App crown from Google Maps (11 Jul)
- Where Winds Meet bumped CookieRun: OvenBreak off the The Biggest Free App crown (10 Jul)
- Value Scout lifted the Most Verbose App Description crown off Weather Alerts: Radar Tracker (10 Jul)
- Multiplication Cards: Fox grabbed the Demands the Newest iOS crown from わん日記 - dog words (10 Jul)
- Google Maps got the Most Globally Charting App crown back from Procreate Pocket (10 Jul)
- Procreate Pocket pulled the Most Globally Charting App crown away from AnkiMobile Flashcards (10 Jul)
- AnkiMobile Flashcards took the Most Globally Charting App crown off Google Maps (9 Jul)
- Google Maps reclaimed the Most Globally Charting App crown from Procreate Pocket (9 Jul)
- Shadowrocket took the Most Countries at Number One crown from Manager for KuKirin (8 Jul)
- Manager for KuKirin then turned around and took the Most Countries at Number One crown back from Shadowrocket (8 Jul)
- Gangsa picked up the Longest Continuous Run crown from Map My Run GPS Running Tracker (7 Jul)
- Procreate Pocket took the Most Globally Charting App crown from Google Maps (7 Jul)
- Google Maps won the Most Globally Charting App crown back from Procreate Pocket (6 Jul)
Swing by the Trends page for the current snapshot, or go poke around all record boards on your own.
About the Almanac
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.