I used the apps/rankings that were up yesterday, but it looks like they've already shifted around a bit. So I guess they update the order of these frequently.
This is exactly why iOS 11 is segregating games from apps. Phil Schiller (or maybe Craig Federighi) said so himself on John Gruber’s podcast during WWDC; App Store developers were consistently asking for improved discoverability because the top charts are dominated by games which makes it hard for other apps to get attention.
![image showing Top 100 Paid Apps in iTunes Store [OC]](76a7a3a0-e4cf-59c0-9cd5-925c81141fce.jpg)
datashown on June 13rd, 2017 at 11:36 UTC »
Here is an interactive version for viewing each app.
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I used the apps/rankings that were up yesterday, but it looks like they've already shifted around a bit. So I guess they update the order of these frequently.
(Made with Tableau)
flexpex on June 13rd, 2017 at 12:58 UTC »
I've never heard of any of these apps.
DisruptiveCourage on June 13rd, 2017 at 14:41 UTC »
This is exactly why iOS 11 is segregating games from apps. Phil Schiller (or maybe Craig Federighi) said so himself on John Gruber’s podcast during WWDC; App Store developers were consistently asking for improved discoverability because the top charts are dominated by games which makes it hard for other apps to get attention.