Aumenta popularidad de apps para boicotear productos estadounidenses.

European consumers are taking a stand against perceived threats from the U.S., particularly after former President Trump’s controversial remarks regarding Greenland, a Danish territory. This upheaval has sparked a significant surge in the popularity of mobile applications aimed at differentiating American products from local alternatives. In recent days, two such apps have soared to the top of the Danish App Store.

Serving both Greenland and Denmark, the Danish App Store, alongside Google Play, has witnessed an impressive uptick in downloads. This trend aligns with a grassroots movement among Danish consumers, who are actively boycotting American goods. This effort extends beyond just products, encompassing canceled trips to the U.S. and the abandonment of subscriptions to popular American streaming services, such as Netflix.

The two notable apps, NonUSA and Made O’Meter, have seen remarkable success. NonUSA, specifically designed to assist users in their boycott of American products, jumped to the No. 1 position in the app store within mere days—going from No. 6 to the top spot, previously languishing at No. 441 just weeks prior. Users can scan product barcodes to access information on their origins and receive recommendations for local Danish replacements.

Interestingly, the app’s appeal isn’t limited to Denmark alone; its most significant users are from the Nordic region, including Norway, Sweden, and Iceland, indicating a collective effort to support local economies. The combined downloads for NonUSA and Made O’Meter have soared by an incredible 867% over the past week compared to the previous one, reflecting a significant shift in consumer behavior.

While NonUSA has established itself as a leading app, Made O’Meter closely follows as the No. 5 app on the Danish App Store. This suggests a growing momentum toward conscious consumerism among the Danish populace.

It’s crucial to note, however, that the daily download stats in Denmark are relatively modest compared to larger markets like the U.S., where only a few thousand downloads can elevate an app to desirability. The total downloads across the Danish iOS App Store hover around 200,000 per day.

Besides these boycott-oriented apps, the top 10 in the Danish App Store features travel apps and other local services, alongside a few U.S.-based apps like Shop and Microsoft Authenticator, showcasing a blend of local and international services in demand.

This situation serves as a striking example of how geopolitical tensions can incite consumer movements, leading to innovative solutions and a re-evaluation of purchasing habits among European consumers. The information reflects circumstances as of January 21, 2026, highlighting ongoing changes in consumer sentiment that resonate even today.

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