Greeting Cards App Climbs 69 Spots in US Social Networking Charts

Overview

As of September 14, 2026, the United States App Store has witnessed significant fluctuations in the Social Networking category. The latest chart rankings reveal some surprising climbs and notable drops among popular iOS apps. This report highlights the top climbers, new entries, and the consistent performers that are dominating the charts.

Top Climbers

This week, several apps have made impressive gains in the App Store charts. The biggest mover is the Greeting Cards App - Pro, which surged to #16 from #85, marking a remarkable increase of 69 positions. Following closely is Block YT Shorts for Safari, climbing to #18 from #65 with a 47-position gain. Other notable climbers include:

• Birthday Reminder Pro+: #11 (up 36 positions)
• Big Words: #17 (up 29 positions)
• Wrist for GroupMe: #27 (up 28 positions)

New Entries

In addition to the climbers, the chart also welcomed several new entries this week. Notably, Gibberish Writer made a strong debut at #15, followed by seeklys at #19, and status.log entering at #20. These new apps are likely to shake up the social networking landscape as they gain traction among users.

Top Performers

Despite the shifts in ranks, several apps continue to hold their ground at the top of the charts. The leading app remains imo video calls and chat HD at #1, followed by Threema. The Secure Messenger at #2, and TeleGuard at #3. Other top performers include:

• TeamSpeak 3: #4
• Free Tone - Calling & Texting: #5

Notable Drops

While many apps are climbing, others are experiencing declines in their chart positions. The Susie Dating App has dropped to #28 from #17, a loss of 11 positions. Similarly, Phone Tracker:IM Map Navigator fell to #29 from #18. Other notable drops include:

• VChate - мессенджер для ВК: #30 (down 11 positions)
• Goguma IRC: #23 (down 10 positions)

The dynamics within the App Store charts reflect changing user preferences and market trends. As developers continue to innovate, these rankings will likely continue to evolve in the coming weeks.