Take01 Climbs 68 Spots in UK Photo & Video App Store Charts

Overview

On November 3, 2026, the United Kingdom App Store witnessed significant movements in its Photo & Video category. The latest chart rankings reveal a competitive landscape, with notable climbers making impressive gains, new entries capturing attention, and established apps facing unexpected drops.

Top Climbers

This week, several apps have made remarkable strides in the rankings:

• Take01: Teleprompter Studio climbed an impressive 68 positions to reach #29, up from #97.
• Average Camera Pro surged 58 positions, now sitting at #14 from #72.
• ProShot gained 45 spots, landing at #28, up from #73.
• Massive Dev Chart Timer moved up 42 spots to #23, previously at #65.
• Viewfinder Preview improved by 29 positions, now at #27.

New Entries

Two new apps made their debut in the top rankings this week:

• Very Good Camera entered the chart at an impressive #12.
• SKRWT made its first appearance at #26.

Top Performers

Despite the fluctuations, some apps continue to dominate the top positions:

• Chromagraph Camera holds strong at #1.
• ROLLIE'S: 35mm Film Camera remains at #2.
• Slow Shutter Cam is firmly at #3.
• 2AM CAM holds #4.
• PhotoPills is at #5.

Notable Drops

This week also saw some established apps facing declines:

• IIWII fell to #30 from #17, a drop of 13 positions.
• NightCap Camera: Long Exposure dropped from #12 to #20.
• ProCamera. Raw+ Manual Camera fell to #21 from #14.
• Rarevision VHS: Retro Cam decreased to #16 from #10.
• Stop Motion Studio Pro slipped to #10 from #5.

As the App Store charts continue to evolve, developers should keep an eye on these shifts, particularly in the Photo & Video apps sector, to better understand market dynamics and user preferences.