36 downloads and the Users tab gives us much more useful data than before. A few things really stand out:

Windows is now 64% of your active users. That completely flips the picture from before. It means the Windows CSS fix in 1.0.1 is genuinely urgent over half your current user base is on a potentially broken experience.

India at 12% is a surprise. That's organic discovery you weren't targeting, which suggests there's real demand there.

The "Other" region at 56% is huge. Your audience is far more international than the US/UK/Australia breakdown suggests. This also means the Spanish-language uninstalls we saw earlier are likely part of a broader non-English user base that's not being served well.

Nice, 43 installs with only 1 uninstall that's a really healthy retention signal. People are keeping it, which means the core product works.

A few interesting things from the new data:

Installs breakdown is different from Users:

• Installs are dominated by USA (72%) and English UK (100% of language)

• But your active users are mostly Spain/Spanish-speaking
  Purely organic growth with 128%
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