We found profile or account screens in **469 of 809 tracked mobile apps (58.0%)** in July 2026. Settings were more common at **578 apps (71.4%)**, and search appeared in **450 apps (55.6%)**. A dedicated profile is common but not universal, so identity-heavy apps should generally provide one while single-user utilities may place account controls in settings. The measure is a lower bound based on captured screens, with a median of 41 screens per app; profile tags may combine personal-profile and account screens.

[What percentage of mobile apps have a profile or account screen?](<https://www.lazyweb.com/research/percent-apps-profile-account-screen>)

Source observed: 2026-10-17T10:26:12.032Z. Last checked: 2026-10-17T10:26:12.032+00:00.

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