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Dev tools · April 23, 2019

Top SDK Charts by Appfigures

See which SDKs are most popular across millions of apps

Top SDK Charts by Appfigures launched on April 23, 2019 with 6 votes, #1,151 of 3,128 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 7 years on.

What it does

There are countless of SDKs you can use to streamline app development, make money, etc. but which one should you use? With our new Top SDK charts you can see which SDKs are the most popular in their categories. Make decision with real data 💪🧠😸

See the most popular SDKs installed in iOS and Android Apps and Games for free on Appfigures

We analyze millions of iOS and Android apps and games and rank SDKs by the number of apps they're currently installed in. Based on our App Intelligence . We download and scan every free iOS and Android app when it's released or updated, to get a list of all SDKs it has installed. We use those to determine which SDK is used by most apps. Very accurate! Our SDK detection process uses a combination of automatic scanning and human validation which eliminates all false positives. Our SDK Intelligence supports 500+ of the most popular commercial and open source SDKs, as well as native APIs built into iOS and Android. Using our App Intelligence tools you can quickly see the full list of all SDKs…from appfigures.com

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