Top 5 Personal Finance Budgeting and Planning Apps in Middle East Q4 2021

In the fourth quarter of 2021, personal finance budgeting and planning apps saw varied performance trends in the Middle East. Here’s a detailed look at the top 5 apps based on data from Sensor Tower.

Splitwise experienced a notable increase in weekly revenue, peaking at approximately $745 in mid-December. Weekly downloads showed a fluctuating trend, starting at around 3.3K in late September and ending the quarter with a spike to nearly 3.7K. Active users demonstrated resilience, with numbers generally hovering around 18K, culminating in a rise to nearly 20K by the end of December.

The app مصاريف saw steady weekly revenue, peaking at $104 in late October. Download trends were variable, starting strong at over 3K in late September but generally declining through the quarter, with a slight recovery to 2.1K in the final week of December. Active user numbers remained relatively stable throughout the period, maintaining an average of around 26K.

وفير : تتبع المصروفات الذكي had no reported revenue. Download numbers varied significantly, starting at 1.3K in late September, peaking at 3.6K in early December, and ending with 1.5K in the final week of December.

MySalary - Manage your money also reported no revenue. Download trends showed moderate fluctuations, beginning at around 1.6K in late September and ending the quarter with a slight increase to 1.1K.

CashBook: Business Ledger Book saw no revenue throughout the quarter. Weekly downloads displayed growth, starting at around 1K in late September and rising to 2.3K by the end of December. Active users increased steadily from approximately 2K to 3.4K over the same period.

For more detailed insights and data, visit Sensor Tower.