AI Insights · Timothy · April 2024
Top 5 Personal Finance Budgeting and Planning Apps on iOS in Croatia: Q1 2024
Discover the performance of the top 5 personal finance budgeting and planning apps on iOS in Croatia during Q1 2024. Insights include trends in downloads, revenue, and active users.
In the first quarter of 2024, several personal finance budgeting and planning apps demonstrated noteworthy performance on the iOS platform in Croatia. Here's a detailed look at the top 5 apps:
Splitwise Splitwise from Splitwise, Inc. saw its weekly revenue fluctuate throughout the quarter, peaking at $14 in the second week of January and again in the last week of February. Weekly downloads started strong with 246 in the first week of January but gradually declined, ending the quarter at 101. Active users showed a slight decline from 402 in the first week to 349 by the end of March.
Monefy: Money Tracker Reflectly ApS's Monefy: Money Tracker experienced a significant spike in weekly revenue in the first week of January, reaching $68, but then settled into lower values for the remainder of the quarter. Weekly downloads were highest at the start of January with 118, followed by a gradual decrease to 42 by the end of March. Active users remained relatively stable, starting at 392 and ending at 349.
Wallet - Daily Budget & Profit Wallet - Daily Budget & Profit, published by BudgetBakers s.r.o., saw a notable increase in weekly revenue during mid-February, peaking at $92. Weekly downloads peaked at 96 in the first week of January but saw a general decline, finishing the quarter at 29. Active users started at 145 and ended at 107.
Tricount - Split group bills Tricount from Tricount experienced stable weekly downloads, peaking at 83 in the first week of January and ending at 32. The app's active users showed a slight decline from 273 at the start of the quarter to 224 by the end of March.
Money Manager Expense & Budget Realbyte Inc.'s Money Manager Expense & Budget had its highest number of weekly downloads at 118 in mid-February, but the numbers dropped to 20 by the end of March. Active users started at 200 and increased slightly to 205 by the end of the quarter.
These trends highlight the varying performance of personal finance apps in Croatia, with some apps showing peaks in revenue and downloads, while others maintained steady active user bases. For more detailed insights and further data, visit Sensor Tower.
