It jumped three ranks overnight from Monday to Tuesday, in fact.
#APPTOPIA SENDIT KIT SNAPCHAT 3.5M YOLO FREE#
57 on the App Store’s list of top free apps. In other words, Snap’s ban hasn’t stamped out demand for anonymous Snapchat Q&A apps, it only crowned a new app as the market leader. Most of these reviews are positive, saying the app is like “Yolo but better,” for instance.
But in the days that followed the ban, “yolo” has become the second-most-used keyword in Sendit’s user reviews, Apptopia told TechCrunch. Sendit also received few user reviews before May 11, 2021. In the same period before the news was announced, Sendit had only seen seen 180,000 installs across iOS and Android, Apptopia says. This is a rapid pace of installs compared with how quickly it grew while Yolo and LMK were active on the market. Since the news of the ban was first reported over 80 days ago, Sendit’s app has seen more than 3.5 million installs across iOS and Android, according to app intelligence firm Apptopia. In the wake of Snap’s ban, another anonymous messaging app called Sendit has been rising in the app stores’ charts, as Snapchat’s younger users sought a replacement for the apps the company blocked. In May of this year, Snap banned two Snapchat platform apps that allowed users to send anonymous messages, Yolo and LMK, following a lawsuit filed on behalf of a mother whose son died by suicide after being bullied through messages on the apps for many months.
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