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The Week US: Daily Analysis

Because news needs a curator

by Future plc

4.7(6.7K)
Downloads
<3k

Last 30 days

Revenue
$5K

Last 30 days

Rev/Download
-

Avg per download

Rating
4.7

6.7K reviews

Performance Insights

Competition level

Low competition

Under 100K on both downloads and revenue — the kind of niche a small team can still take.

On the store

14 years

Released February 2012 · 63 releases since

App Summary

The Week US: Daily Analysis is an iOS app (Free) by Future plc in the mobile app category. It holds a 4.7-star rating.

  • Monetizes through in-app purchases ranging from $3.99 to $89.99.
  • Ships new versions about one a month.
  • Latest version is 6.13, released June 9, 2026.
  • 86% of ratings are five-star.
  • Available in 1 language.
  • Strongest in US, CN, CA.
  • Downloads at 26.0 MB and requires iOS 17.0+.
  • Rated 13+.

App details

Version
6.13
Release status
Regional release
Age rating
13+
Requires
iOS 17.0+
Size
26.0 MB
Languages
English
Price
Free
First seen
February 2012
Top markets
US, CN, CA
Publisher country
United Kingdom

Release history

63 versions tracked

  1. Version 6.13Latest
  2. Version 6.12
  3. Version 6.8
  4. Version 6.7
  5. Version 6.5.5
  6. Version 6.5.1

Ships about one a month.

In-app purchases

10 products · United States

  • 1 Month - The WeekMonthly$12.99
  • 1 Year - The WeekYearly$89.99
  • 6 Months - The WeekHalf-yearly$59.99
  • The Week Single Issue 570One-time$3.99
  • The Week Single Issue 580One-time$3.99
  • The Week Single Issue 575One-time$3.99

What users say

5
86%
4
8%
3
2%
2
1%
1
3%
  • 5.0

    Without a doubt!

    I read the Week Magazine (which I hold in one hand and my coffee in the other) EVERY SINGLE MORNING! It’s short, concise fact check information from the week in retrospect, gives me just enough info to be up to date on the current events not just in the USA but Globally! The US at a glance, The World at a Glance, Good Week For/ Bad Week For, Making Money, health, science, technology, money matters, movies, art, theater,book reviews, gossip, car reviews, homes on the market, obituaries, it must be true I read it in tabloids,(very funny weird stuff) honestly so much more and always at the end, two pages of the magazine.. The Last Word! Without a doubt, the best of everything! Couldn’t start my day without it 🙏🏻

    Reviewed on version 6.12

  • 4.0

    Excellent content, but some access issues

    I have enjoyed print subscription for a few years, but I have had some difficulty with accessing the online Week. It does not say anywhere whether print includes online or not. The online site can’t give any details. Subscription offers also do not clarify this. Wonder why they can’t clarify this simple thing. Lately I have accessed the online magazine, though occasionally access log-in has been complicated and frustrating. As far as magazine’s content is concerned it is excellent. We look forward to every issue and do read it regularly. One other problem of note is that there are usually some delays in receiving the print issues. I think it is probably a fault of the magazine itself since I don’t have similar problem with other subscriptions. Maybe the Postal Service is partly to blame. That has been a little sore point of this subscription.

    Reviewed on version 6.5.5

  • 2.0

    The Week Has Followed all Other Media Off s Cliff

    The Week used to be a fantastic publication. It was actually well balanced. Ever since a certain election in 2016 though, the Week began a steep nose dive where they followed other news outlets on a hard bank to the left. Now it is literally just another talking head for the all woke, no joke media. Obviously, they are going to remind people of other publications since it is literally a synopsis of other publications. However, leftist sources are now quoted seemingly four times for every one moderate or conservative publication. Sadly, I just said goodbye to my subscription after twelve mostly good years as a reader (well probably only eight of those years were good). Maybe if they ever grow a pair and stop throwing up their hands to the woke digital lynch mob I will consider resubscribing. Unfortunately, the more likely outcome is that I will be called a bigot because I don’t want to read their propaganda anymore. Either way, I’m not subscribing to crap that claims to be balanced and instead rams a partisan line down my throat.

    Reviewed on version 6.2.2

About The Week US: Daily Analysis

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The Week curates the most important, interesting news and analysis from dozens of trusted US and international sources into a concise, informative and entertaining read. Join our 350,000 readers and try The Week today.

FEATURES:

- Read the magazine in print format or on mobile-friendly article pages - Get twice-daily digests of the latest news, comment and culture in the Daily Editions tab - Listen to audio versions of articles - Easy to browse: scroll through the magazine by tapping the 'pages' icon at the top right - Save your favourite articles, reviews or quotes to the Saved Articles section - Easy to adjust the text size in the Settings menu

Digital and print+digital subscribers have access to each week's edition and all digital back issues. Print subscribers should contact The Week to add digital access to their subscription.

Details about auto-renewing subscriptions: - When you purchase a subscription payment will be charged to your iTunes Account at confirmation of purchase. - Your subscription will automatically renew unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. - Subscriptions may be managed by the user at auto-renewal and may be turned off by going to your Account Settings after purchase. - No cancellation of the current subscription is allowed during the active subscription period. - For Future Publishing’s Privacy Policy please visit: https://www.futureplc.com/privacy-policy/ - For Future Publishing’s Terms of Use, please visit: https://www.futureplc.com/terms-conditions

*Note: Monthly subscription will be charged to your iTunes account upon confirmation of purchase and will automatically renew each month unless the auto-renew in your account settings is turned off 24 hours prior to the end of the current subscription period. You can manage your subscription preference in your account settings after purchase. For App Store subscription purchases, no cancellation of the current subscription is allowed during the active subscription period and any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, will be forfeited when the user purchases a subscription to that publication.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The Week US: Daily Analysis iOS app monetises through in-app purchases. The current products and price points are listed in the in-app purchases table on this page.

The Week US: Daily Analysis iOS app generates an estimated monthly revenue of $5K.

The Week US: Daily Analysis iOS app is available. The app maintains a 4.7-star rating based on 6.7K user reviews, indicating strong user satisfaction in the mobile app market.

The Week US: Daily Analysis iOS app competes actively in the mobile app category.

You can download The Week US: Daily Analysis iOS app from the App Store for iOS devices, requiring iOS 17.0 or later. The app offers in-app purchases for enhanced functionality.

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