Q2 2024 Snapshot: Top Android Personal Finance Apps in the US

In the second quarter of 2024, the Android platform saw varying user engagement across the top Personal Finance apps in the United States. Data sourced from Sensor Tower provides a glimpse into their performance metrics.

Fast Budget - Expense Manager maintained a consistent revenue trend, peaking at $127K in late April before dipping to $74K in early June. Downloads reached a high of 413K mid-April, with weekly active users fluctuating, ending the quarter at approximately 1.54M.

Splitwise experienced its revenue peak at $90K in early May, followed by a notable dip in the subsequent weeks. The app's downloads showcased a peak at 802K in mid-June, while active users saw a slight decrease from 3.8M at the beginning of April to 3.4M by the end of June.

Wallet: Budget Expense Tracker saw a mixed revenue trend, with a notable spike to $76K in early May. Downloads peaked at 236K in mid-April, but active users showed a downward trend, from 1.29M in early April to around 1.07M by late June.

1Money: expense tracker budget had minimal revenue, with a high of $50K in early May. Downloads for the app reached their highest at 87K towards the end of April and in late May. Weekly active users peaked at 809 in mid-April, ending the quarter with a slight decrease to 724K.

YNAB showed modest revenue figures, with no revenue reported in early May. The download count for YNAB spiked at 92K in mid-June, while active users increased from 69K at the start of April to 125K in mid-June before slightly decreasing to 116K by the quarter's end.

For more detailed insights and data on app performance, Sensor Tower's full reports offer an in-depth analysis.