Top 5 Personal Finance Apps on Android in Georgia: Q1 2022

In the first quarter of 2022, personal finance budgeting and planning apps on the Android platform in Georgia demonstrated varying performance levels. Here’s an overview of the top five apps based on their weekly downloads and revenue.

Wallet: Budget Expense Tracker, developed by BudgetBakers from the Czech Republic, showed fluctuating weekly downloads, peaking at 60 in mid-February and dipping to 22 by the end of March. Weekly revenue saw a peak of approximately $30 in the first week of January, but generally remained below $20 for most of the quarter.

Bankin' by Bankin SAS from France experienced a stable weekly revenue trend, with a high of $18 in the last week of January. The revenue mostly hovered around $10-$16 throughout the quarter. Weekly downloads data for Bankin' was not available.

1Money: expense tracker budget, created by Svyatoslav Vlasov, had a notable start with downloads reaching 106 in the last week of December 2021. However, downloads declined steadily to 8 by the end of March. The weekly revenue for 1Money peaked at $33 in the first week of January but generally stayed below $20 for the rest of the quarter.

Zenmoney: expense tracker from Zenmoney OU in Russia had a modest download count, peaking at 14 in the second week of January and experiencing several weeks with minimal downloads. The weekly revenue for Zenmoney peaked at $20 in early January and saw a general decline, ending the quarter with lower figures.

Organizze: Finance tracker by Organizze Tecnologia from Brazil maintained a relatively low but consistent weekly revenue, peaking at $19 at the end of January and fluctuating around $5-$13 for the rest of the quarter. No download data was available for Organizze.

These insights are based on data from Sensor Tower, and more detailed information can be found on their platform.