Squeezy Climbs to #5 as Driving Theory Test Holds #1 in UK

Overview

As of June 9, 2026, the United Kingdom App Store continues to showcase a dynamic landscape in the Overall category. The top paid apps have seen significant movements, with established favorites maintaining their positions, while newcomers start to make their mark. This report highlights the top climbers, new entries, and notable drops within the App Store charts.

Top Climbers

Several apps have made remarkable gains in the rankings this week:

• Site Audit Pro: Climbed to #12 from #38, gaining 26 positions.
• CITB MAP HS&E test V11: Moved up to #10 from #16, a gain of 6 positions.
• Pou: Rose to #22 from #28, also gaining 6 positions.
• Squeezy: Climbed to #5 from #10, gaining 5 positions.
• AnkiMobile Flashcards: Moved up to #15 from #19, gaining 4 spots.

New Entries

This week welcomed a new contender in the paid apps arena:

• Enginr: AI Project Builder: Entered the charts at #26, indicating strong potential for future growth.

Top Performers

The following apps continue to hold their ground at the top of the rankings:

• Driving Theory Test 4 in 1 Kit: #1
• Official DVSA Theory Test Kit: #2
• Minecraft: Dream it, Build it!: #3
• CITB Op/Spec HS&E test: #4
• Squeezy: #5
• Official Life in the UK Test: #6
• Shadowrocket: #7
• Geometry Dash: #8
• Plague Inc.: #9
• CITB MAP HS&E test V11: #10

Notable Drops

Some apps experienced notable declines this week:

• Incredibox: Dropped to #27 from #22, a decrease of 5 positions.
• ABRSM Aural Trainer Grades 1-5: Fell to #28 from #23, also down 5 spots.
• Geometry Dash: Moved down to #8 from #4, a loss of 4 positions.
• Plague Inc.: Dropped to #9 from #5, losing 4 spots.
• Heads Up!: Fell to #13 from #9, down 4 positions.

The movements in the App Store charts demonstrate the ever-evolving nature of iOS apps in the United Kingdom, with user preferences shifting and new contenders emerging. Developers should take note of these trends for strategic planning and optimization.