We found a search screen in 450 of 809 tracked mobile apps, or 55.6% (rounded to 56%), in July 2026. Search trails settings at 71.4% and profile at 58.0%, while 44% of apps lack a search screen. For catalogs, libraries, and large feeds, invest in query, empty, and no-results UX; for bounded task or session apps, omitting search is normal. The result is a lower bound based on captured screens, with a median of 41 screens per app, and tags may include embedded search bars. The research was published 2026-07-07 by Ali Abouelatta for Lazyweb Research.

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

Source observed: 2026-10-17T10:26:57.974Z. Last checked: 2026-10-17T10:26:57.974+00:00.

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