The findings from Flurry Analytics, an app measurement and advertising platform, stated that while the majority of apps are made beyond American borders, app users spend most of their time on apps developed within the U.S.
“That makes sense given the size of the U.S. population, the fact that it was an app pioneer country, and the number of English speakers in other countries who might be able to use U.S.-made apps without any localization,” according to a Flurry blog post on the study. “Nonetheless, even the weighted percentage of apps made in the U.S.A. has dropped in the past year.”
To generate statistics for the study, Flurry tracked 1.15 billion monthly active mobile devices.
Read the full study here.
