Archive · 8 Jun 2025
Indian Developers Thrive on Apple's App Store
Apple's App Store is helping Indian developers become successful.
They are making apps for all sorts of things, like tracking the sun, taking notes, counting steps, and helping people with eye problems.
Developers can reach many users and earn money.
One app even uses artificial intelligence to help people with their health.
The App Store provides a way for people to turn their ideas into successful businesses.
Indian developers are finding success on the App Store across various categories, including games and health.
Raja Vijayaraman's Lumy app, a sun & moon tracker, won an App Store award and helps users plan outdoor activities.
Rama Krishna's Noteshelf app, available in 10 languages, leverages Apple technologies for note-taking.
GO Club, a steps and calorie tracker by Ranjith Ramanan and Kamal Kumar Lakshmanan, integrates AI for walk plans.
Remidio, founded by Anand Sivaraman, uses AI-powered ophthalmic solutions for accessible eye care.
- Who
- Indian app developers, Apple, and users of apps.
- What
- The App Store supports Indian developers, and also apps for sun and moon tracking, note-taking, steps tracking and eye care.
- When
- Ongoing, with data from 2024 and earlier.
- Where
- Across the globe and in India, the US.
- Why
- To provide a global platform for developers to distribute apps and to provide accessible healthcare.
- Indian Developer Billings (2024)
- $5.31 billion
- Worldwide App Downloads
- 755 million
- Weekly India App Store Visitors (2024)
- 22 million
- Developer Earnings from International Markets
- 80%
- Remidio's Patient Reach
- 15 million+
- Remidio Devices Deployed
- 4,000