AI Insights · Timothy · October 2021
Top 5 Personal Finance Apps on iOS in Netherlands, Q3 2021
Discover the performance trends of the top 5 personal finance budgeting and planning apps on iOS in the Netherlands during Q3 2021, including downloads, revenue, and active users.
Throughout the third quarter of 2021, the top 5 personal finance budgeting and planning apps on iOS in the Netherlands exhibited varied performance in terms of downloads, revenue, and active users. Below, we delve into the trends for each app.
Splitser - WieBetaaltWat from Million Monkeys B.V. saw a significant increase in weekly downloads, peaking at 10.3K in the week of August 9. However, downloads declined towards the end of the quarter, reaching approximately 4K in the final week of September. Active users also showed a dynamic trend, increasing from 13.4K at the start of the quarter to a peak of 25K in mid-August, before declining to 17.1K by the end of September.
Dyme: Expenses, Budget & Save from Dyme B.V. experienced moderate weekly revenue fluctuations, with a notable rise to around $1K in the final week of September. Downloads showed a gradual increase, starting at around 1.3K at the beginning of the quarter and reaching 2.4K by the end. Active users followed a similar upward trend, growing from 4.3K to 4.9K over the quarter.
Grip – Expense, budget manager by ABN AMRO Bank N.V. had consistent weekly downloads throughout the quarter, peaking at approximately 2.3K in mid-September. Active users remained relatively stable, with a slight increase from 14.2K in late June to 15.4K by the end of September.
Ockto demonstrated a steady climb in weekly downloads, starting at 564 in late June and reaching 1.1K by early September. The app maintained this momentum, ending the quarter with 970 downloads in the final week.
Splitwise from Splitwise, Inc. showed modest weekly revenue, peaking at $44 in the last week of September. Download numbers remained fairly consistent, with a slight uptick to 623 in early August. Active users saw gradual growth, rising from 2K at the start of the quarter to 2.4K by the end.
The data for this analysis comes from Sensor Tower, providing deeper insights into the performance of these personal finance apps. For more detailed information, visit Sensor Tower.
