According to a Foursquare developer’s Twitter feed (as reported by Mashable), the location-based app logged its 40 millionth check-in a few days ago.
As we told you at the end of March, the check-in app had just passed the 22 million check-in mark, meaning that in a little over a month, the check-in rate has almost doubled in size. What’s causing this massive growth? Word-of-mouth for one, and rumors concerning a possible buyout of the company haven’t hurt in drumming up some hype.
Foursquare isn’t the most dominant fish in the check-in app pond, at least not in terms of pure user numbers, but it is still the most readily known, when thinking of check-in apps. It will be interesting to see if this explosion in Foursquare’s growth continues into the future, even as comparable apps like MyTown continue to make progress of their own.
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Tue, May 11, 2010
Location-Based, Mobile