After a February marked by the unexpected presence of Kutxabank's apps, Clave PIN and Digital Certificate, among the most downloaded in Spain, March in the Spanish mobile app market saw AI and tools for administrative tasks take center stage once again. Let's analyze the data from one of the market's leading sources, Data.ai: Which are the most downloaded apps in Spain in March? ChatGPT maintains its undisputed lead at number 1, and Google Gemini climbs from 6th to 2nd place, but the big news of the month is undoubtedly Claude. The app has experienced a meteoric rise of more than 100 places to reach 8th position in the overall ranking. Let's remember that this rise comes in the same month that Claude, its parent company Anthropic, and its CEO, Dario Amodei, have found themselves at the center of controversy after expressing their opposition to the Trump administration using this AI for autonomous warfare and citizen control. This situation, unthinkable just a few months ago, has led the White House to exclude the company from its supply chain and has prompted a backlash from thousands of Americans, who have downloaded it, even beginning to migrate en masse from other options like ChatGPT. Given the app's download figures in Spain, it seems clear that this trend has crossed the Atlantic, at least for a month. ChatGPT Google Gemini Cl@ve PIN TikTok Pro Temu TikTok Lidl Plus Claude FNMT Digital Certificate Shein In any case, for another month, apps for official procedures occupy privileged positions. Cl@ve PIN climbs one position to reach 3rd place, while the FNMT Digital Certificate occupies 9th. Lidl Plus, the retail surprise In the consumer goods sector, Lidl Plus has been a surprise hit, rising more than twenty places to reach 7th. Meanwhile, although they remain in the Top 10, entertainment and fast fashion platforms have experienced slight declines. TikTok Pro drops to 4th place, and the standard version of TikTok falls one position (6th). Temu drops two positions to 5th, although it remains ahead of its rival Shein, which closes the list. In fact, if we limit the list to online shopping apps only, these were the most downloaded of the month: Temu Lidl Plus Shein Wallapop Amazon Shop (Shopify) Vinted AliExpress Milanuncios MediaMarkt As we can see, Lidl Plus has broken the long-standing low-cost duo of Temu and Shein for the first time in many months, a duo that has dominated the online shopping app rankings for practically the last year. Following behind are many established names and confirmation that the secondhand market (Wallapop, Vinted, Milanuncios) is becoming increasingly popular.