Hi,<\/p>\n
About a month ago I released a new version of the 10,000 app. It contained a few things but nothing ground breaking. Nonetheless I had some assumptions about how fast users would upgrade their app, more precisely I expected that 80 to 90 percent would be running the latest version within 30 days of launch.
\nAt the time of writing a little over a month has passed and I have some numbers to reflect on. With a total of about 10,000 active device installs (totally coincidental :)) I think there’s some basis for statistics, which I find interesting.<\/p>\n
EDIT: I made a miscalculation the first time I ran through the numbers. I have adjusted this and some of my conclusions has been re examined and adjusted accordingly.<\/p>\n
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The numbers<\/strong><\/p>\n After 1 day: 15.5 % had upgraded What I find interesting is two things.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Conclusions<\/strong><\/p>\n I’ll be wary of what to conclude based on this, but for future reference I’ll just note that getting a new version out to all users\/devices is going to take a lot longer than I first anticipated. If only 3.3 % upgrades every week from now, which is the difference between week 3 and 4, it’ll take more than 4 months total, for all devices to get upgraded.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Just something to think about \ud83d\ude09<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Hi, About a month ago I released a new version of the 10,000 app. It contained a few things but nothing ground breaking. Nonetheless I had some assumptions about how fast users would upgrade their app, more precisely I expected … Continue reading
\nAfter 2 days: 28.9 %
\nAfter 3 days: 33.7 %
\nAfter 4 days: 36.4 %
\nAfter 5 days: 38.9 %
\nAfter 6 days: 40.0 %
\nAfter 1 week: 42.1 %
\nAfter 2 weeks: 48.4 %
\nAfter 3 weeks: 52.6 %
\nAfter 4 weeks: 55.9 %
\nAfter 1 month: 56.8 %<\/p>\n\n