Muse retaining users at near-ChatGPT rates, Sensor Tower data show
30%+ seven-day retention and 22% at 14 days trails ChatGPT but beat early skeptics' expectations; the two-week figure still lags WhatsApp, YouTube, Instagram, TikTok and Snapchat. Sustained engagement remains the key test.
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More than 30% of Muse users returned seven days after their first visit.
14-day retention stood at 22%, trailing ChatGPT over the same period.
The two-week figure also lagged WhatsApp, YouTube, Instagram, TikTok and Snapchat.
Figures shared by VC Deedy Das in a post on X citing Sensor Tower data.
Meta shares climbed 1.5% in early Monday trading on the retention data.
2.8 million global downloads in the first two weeks vs 3.7 million for ChatGPT over its initial two weeks.
The figures suggest strong early interest; sustained engagement is the key test in a competitive AI assistant market.
Note for context: an earlier report showed Muse downloads falling 8.1% week-over-week in the week of Oct 5-9.