Number-one app
Threads
Instagram, Inc.
See the current top free social networking apps in the United States with App Store ranks, ratings, movement and source details. This page shows current top apps by App Store storefront, chart type and category, based on stored Apple ranking snapshots. Rankings are observed Apple chart positions and do not represent exact downloads or revenue.
Last updated: Nov 9, 2026, 12:00 PM UTC
Updated Nov 9, 2026, 12:00 PM UTC. This chart shows observed Apple App Store positions, not downloads or revenue.
As observed on 2026-11-09, the leading apps are Threads (#1), Telegram Messenger (#2), WhatsApp (#3). Source: stored Apple chart positions.
Compared with in the same country, category and chart series. 23 apps appear in both observed samples.
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Now #22
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Entry means entry into this observed sample, not a new app launch or entry into the entire App Store. Movement does not measure downloads or revenue.
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Number-one app
Threads
Instagram, Inc.
Apps displayed
25
Stored ranking rows
Average rating
4.61
Across 25 apps with ratings
Biggest mover
Whee - TikTok Chat
-3 positions
Top 25 apps from snapshot 2026-11-09.
This page uses the newest non-empty ranking snapshot stored for the selected storefront, chart type and category. Up to 25 entries are shown in Apple's observed chart order.
Rank movement compares the current position with the previous position stored by the scraper. A chart position is not an exact download, revenue or install count.
Stored data source
Postgres ranking snapshot · 2026-11-09 · stored-ranking-snapshot
Apple chart feed source
Apple's public feed tooling provides chart positions used by the collection pipeline.
The order follows the latest stored Apple Top Free chart observed for the United States storefront and Social Networking category.
No. Apple publishes chart positions but does not expose exact competitor downloads through this chart data.
AppStoreStatistics collects scheduled chart snapshots and displays the exact time of the latest usable observation. Older snapshots are clearly labeled.