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S’poreans log nearly 5 hours daily on apps in 2023
S’poreans log nearly 5 hours daily on apps in 2023
Last year, Singaporeans averaged 4.51 hours. Higher than 2022’s 4.43 hours.
How many hours do Singapore consumers spend on shopping apps?
Globally, time spent on shopping apps on Android phones alone is projected to rise 42% in 2023 from 2020.
Here are the top shopping apps in Singapore
NTUC Fairprice is the top app for e-commerce.
SG consumers’ app spending rises to US$151.27m in 3Q23
App spending rose by US$3.73m within a year.
Games fuel mobile spending in Singapore
Singaporeans spent over US$100m on mobile games in 3Q23 alone.
SG is world’s 19th-largest mobile gaming market by revenue
Mobile gaming consumer spending in the Lion City grew 21% YoY in 1Q23.
Here are the top apps for mobile banking: data.ai
DBS Digibank ranked first amongst the digital banks.
Transportation app is most downloaded travel app in 2022
This was followed by apps offering integrated travel service.
Chart of the Day: BNPL gains traction in Singapore
Buy Now, Pay Later saw a 109% YoY download growth in H1 2022.
Chart of the day: Singaporeans spend 5 hours a day in apps in Q3
This was a 40% increase from the previous quarter.
What are the top BNPL, rewards apps in the age of changing consumer habits?
Atome and KrisPay are amongst the top convenient shopping apps.
CHART OF THE DAY: Singaporeans spent 35% more time on apps compared to 2019
Top apps were Telegram, Whatsapp, and SingPass.
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