Migration+ has been out since mid-March 2012 and now that we have a pretty nice set of data to look at, we’ve found some interesting trends that we’d like to share.

• At the time of this post we’ve had 3,100 users of Migration+. We’ve had a pretty significant ramp up. We’ve had more users week over week, which is encouraging for us.

• We’ve seen average of ~445 contacts per user. This is many more than I would have expected. I myself only have around 125 contacts in my phone and I consider that a bit excessive. However, it does fall nicely into something called Dunbar’s Number which says that the average human can only have social relationships with 100-230 people (with 150 as a commonly used reference number). So why does our average customer have so many!? We have a few theories on this, but that’s another post.  Even crazier than the average, we had a user migrate 8,269 contacts and at the current count we have 58 users that migrated over 1000 contacts in ONE migration!

• OS Distribution:
1. ~13.1% of users are migrating contacts FROM Android.  Our average user moving FROM Android has 499 contacts.
2. ~86.6% of users are migrating contacts FROM iOS.  Our average user moving FROM iOS has 434 contacts.
3. ~.3% of users are migrating contacts FROM Blackberry (worth noting that we have only recently released a version of Blackberry and it’s limited functionality).  Our average user moving FROM Blackberry has 456 contacts.
4. Generally speaking the majority of contact transfers are going TO Android.

• We’ve worked on over 60 unique smart phone models.  The great news for users is that Migration+ typically works best on the newest models.

• What countries are using our app to migrate contacts? We have a nice map representing country based use posted here. At a high level, the US, Canada, Australia, and Europe are our big users.

We hope to continue sharing interesting information like this with those of you who are interested.