NDI Camera Climbs 29 Spots in US Photo & Video App Store Charts

Overview

As of April 13, 2026, the United States App Store has seen notable shifts in the Photo & Video category. While there were no new entries this week, several apps have made significant moves in the Top Paid Apps chart. This report highlights the top climbers, performers, and notable drops that define the current landscape of iOS apps.

Top Climbers

This week’s biggest movers in the App Store charts include:

• NDI Camera: Easy Streaming - Climbed to #24 from #53 (+29 positions)
• BerryFilm - Korean Style Cam - Climbed to #13 from #35 (+22 positions)
• Pic Scanner Gold: Scan Photos - Climbed to #26 from #48 (+22 positions)
• The Photographer's Ephemeris - Climbed to #28 from #43 (+15 positions)
• TV Cast Pro for Sony TV - Climbed to #27 from #40 (+13 positions)

New Entries

In a week without new entries in the Photo & Video charts, existing apps have shown resilience in their rankings. The absence of newcomers highlights the competitive nature of the top tier.

Top Performers

The following apps continue to dominate the top positions:

• DualShot Recorder - #1
• Moment Pro Camera II - #2
• PhotoPills - #3
• Rarevision VHS: Retro Cam - #4
• LumaFusion - #5

These apps have demonstrated consistent performance, maintaining their positions and solidifying their foothold in the iOS apps ecosystem.

Notable Drops

Despite some apps showing strength, there were notable declines this week:

• Pixelmator Classic iOS - Dropped to #29 from #18 (-11 positions)
• myLightMeter PRO - Dropped to #14 from #7 (-7 positions)
• PromptSmart Pro - Teleprompter - Dropped to #15 from #10 (-5 positions)
• Slow Shutter Cam - Dropped to #18 from #14 (-4 positions)

These movements indicate shifting user preferences within the App Store charts, which can be pivotal for developers looking to enhance their visibility and performance in the competitive market.