Top 5 Personal Finance Budgeting and Planning Apps in Australia Q2 2023

In Q2 2023, the performance of the top personal finance budgeting and planning apps on a unified platform in Australia exhibited diverse trends. Data from Sensor Tower provides insights into downloads, revenue, and active user metrics for these leading apps.

Splitwise saw a consistent increase in weekly downloads, starting at 5.4K and peaking at 6.6K by the end of June. Its weekly revenue followed an upward trajectory, reaching approximately $1.3K in early May and maintaining a range between $778 and $1.2K throughout the quarter. The app also experienced fluctuations in weekly active users, averaging around 28K, with a peak of 30.4K in late May.

Buddy: Budget Planner App experienced a decline in weekly downloads, starting from 3.6K in late March and dropping to 1.9K by the end of June. Revenue showed a similar downward trend, peaking at $1.9K in mid-April and ending the quarter at around $1K. The app's active users also decreased gradually, from 5.7K in late March to 4K by the end of June.

WiseList had fluctuating download numbers, with notable peaks of 5K in late May and 3.5K in mid-June. Despite these fluctuations, the app did not generate any revenue during the quarter.

WeMoney: Pay off debt faster showed a significant increase in weekly downloads, starting at 1.5K in late March and reaching 3.5K by early June. Revenue trends were relatively stable, peaking at $1.8K in early May and ranging between $1.2K and $1.8K throughout the quarter.

Kit - Pocket Money App & Card had lower download numbers compared to other apps, starting at 1.8K in late March and fluctuating around 400-500 in May, before a slight rise to 761 in late June. The app did not generate any revenue during the quarter.

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