Q2 2024 Performance of Top Android Personal Finance Apps in the US

In the second quarter of 2024, the Personal Finance app category has seen varied performance across top Android applications in the United States. The following is an overview of their activity, as reported by Sensor Tower.

YNAB experienced fluctuations in revenue with a peak of $175K and a dip to $54K, ending the quarter at $136K. Downloads saw a low of 2K, a high of 29K, and concluded at 18K. Weekly active users ranged from 210K to 229K, maintaining a relatively stable user base.

Splitwise showed consistent revenue growth from $69K to $95K, before settling at $84K. Downloads peaked at 249K, with a low of 202K, and closed at 206K. Active users saw a high of 1.86M and a low of 1.62M, ending the quarter with an uptick to 1.85M.

Wallet: Budget Expense Tracker by BudgetBakers generated revenues between $47K and $64K, with weekly downloads ranging from 9K to 51K. The app's weekly active users saw a significant jump from 901K to 1.59M but ended the quarter at 1.34M.

Bankin' had a steady revenue pattern, starting at $42K and peaking at $54K, ending the quarter with $39K. However, the app did not record any downloads for the quarter, and data on active users was not provided.

Finary: Budget & Money Tracker revenue showed modest growth, starting at $34K and reaching a high of $54K, before ending with $39K. This app also did not record any downloads, and active user data was not available.

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