It was the saviour of working life during the pandemic, but far less of us are using Zoom now.

Downloads of the app fell by 89% between its peak in spring 2020, when it was used for work, education and socialising, and the final quarter of 2023, according to Stocklytics.com.

Edith Reads, Stocklytics financial analyst, said: "In 2020, Zoom was the most downloaded app on Apple devices. It reported $2.6 billion in revenue for the year ending in January 2021, a 326% rise from the prior year.

"The need for video conferencing tools like Zoom has waned as the world gradually adjusts to a post-pandemic reality. This is reflected in the app's declining download numbers. While Zoom remains a significant player in the video communication landscape, its dominance appears to fade as life returns to normalcy and people return to in-person interactions."

Microsoft Teams also experienced a big download spike in early 2020, but consistently lagged behind its rival.

While downloads have declined, Zoom still boasts a large user base built during its peak - including the team at Punchline-Gloucester.com!