AI Insights · Timothy · October 2021
Top 5 Personal Finance Budgeting and Planning Apps on iOS in Spain Q3 2021
Discover the performance of the top personal finance apps in Spain on the iOS platform for Q3 2021, including trends in downloads, revenue, and active users.
In the third quarter of 2021, the personal finance budgeting and planning apps on iOS in Spain showcased diverse performance trends in downloads, revenue, and active users. Here’s a detailed look into the top 5 apps:
Tricount - Split group bills experienced a steady growth in weekly downloads, peaking at 8K in mid-August before declining to approximately 3.5K by the end of September. Weekly revenue saw fluctuations, starting at $72 in late June and dipping to around $19 by early September, with occasional spikes like $50 in late August. Active users increased from 16.9K in late June to 21.2K in early August, but then gradually decreased to 15.9K by the end of September.
Splitwise showed a consistent download rate, with a peak of 5.9K in early August, and ending the quarter at around 2.7K. The app’s weekly revenue varied, starting at $118 in late June, then dropping to as low as $10 in mid-July, before reaching $122 at the end of August. Active users saw a slight increase from 12.1K in late June to 14.4K by the end of August, followed by a drop to 13.8K in the last week of September.
Settle Up - Group Expenses had a steady increase in downloads, peaking at 2K in early August, then declining to about 900 by the end of September. Revenue fluctuated, starting at $47 in late June, spiking to $58 in early August, and then decreasing to $6 by the end of September. Active users grew from 3.2K in late June to a peak of 5.2K in mid-August, and then slightly declined to 4.1K by the end of September.
Splid – Split group bills saw a gradual increase in downloads, reaching 839 in early August before dropping to 392 by the end of September. Revenue exhibited minor fluctuations, starting at $54 in late June, peaking at $92 in early July, and ending at $37 by the end of September. Active users rose from 2.1K in late June to 2.9K by mid-August, and then slightly decreased to 2.4K by the end of September.
Monefy: Money Tracker had a notable increase in downloads, peaking at 892 by the end of September. The app’s revenue showed an upward trend, starting at $85 in late June, reaching a high of $126 in late August, and ending at $109 in the last week of September. Active users data, available from late August, indicated a rise from 2.3K to 2.6K by the end of September.
These insights, derived from Sensor Tower, reveal the dynamic landscape of personal finance apps in Spain. For more detailed analytics, visit Sensor Tower.
