Top Rising Apps - December 24, 2025

A life simulation game for home designers and decorators, 'My Leisure Time' is climbing the charts in the US at position 3 with a 207-place jump. Players can create their dream homes and enjoy relaxing gameplay, appealing to those seeking creative outlets in a cozy, engaging environment.

Targeting drone enthusiasts, 'UAV Weather Forecast Drones' is gaining traction in the US (position 17) and Canada (position 15). This weather app provides crucial flight condition checks for UAV pilots, helping them to navigate weather challenges effectively. Its specialized focus on drone pilots makes it particularly appealing in these markets.

'Best Guess Live' is a live trivia game from Netflix that has surged to position 26 in the US. Offering real money prizes, it combines gaming and trivia in a competitive format, attracting users who enjoy interactive entertainment and the chance to win, which resonates well with the growing trend of gamified experiences.

As a versatile photo editing tool, 'PicCollage: Frames & Filters' is trending in the US at position 26. It appeals to social media enthusiasts looking to enhance their images with custom frames and filters, leveraging its easy-to-use interface and fresh daily content to keep users engaged.

'Daily Burn: At Home Workouts' is a comprehensive fitness app rising in the US at position 32. It offers personalized workout plans and real-time coaching, making fitness accessible from home, which has become increasingly relevant in today's health-conscious environment.

'Zest: Meal Planner & Helper' is a cooking education app climbing to position 27 in the US. It provides step-by-step cooking instructions from chefs, appealing to novice cooks eager to improve their culinary skills while addressing the growing interest in home cooking and meal planning.

'ParkUsher: Find Parking Easily' focuses on navigation and parking solutions, ranking 9th in the US. Its AI-powered features help users find legal street parking quickly, catering to urban dwellers frustrated with parking challenges, thus resonating well in major cities like San Francisco and New York.