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

As we delve into the second quarter of 2024, the landscape of Personal Finance apps on Android has shown varied user engagement and financial results. The data, sourced from Sensor Tower, reveals how the top five budgeting and planning applications have fared in the US market.

Splitwise saw its revenue peak at $65K towards the end of the quarter, with fluctuations throughout the period. Downloads hit a high of 46K in mid-June, while weekly active users showed a declining trend, dipping to 626K by the quarter's end.

Money manager & expenses experienced modest revenue, hovering around $2K-$3K weekly. Downloads saw a peak at 22K in mid-April, but like Splitwise, active users gradually decreased, settling at 573K in the final week of June.

Splid – Split group bills maintained a consistent revenue stream, with weeks often netting $2K-$3K. The app's downloads remained stable, with a slight uptick to 14K in mid-April, but active users saw a slight decline overall.

Tricount - Split group bills showed similar revenue consistency to Splid, with a slight increase to $4K by the quarter's end. Download numbers remained steady, mostly around the 7K mark, and weekly active users hovered around the mid-70s in thousands.

Settle Up – Group Expenses reported minimal revenue, typically $1K per week, with a small rise to $2K in the last two weeks of June. Downloads showed variability, with a peak of 7K in late May, while active users experienced a notable drop to 22K in early June before partially recovering.

The second quarter of 2024 has given us a glimpse into the user activity and financial performance of these key players in the personal finance app market. For more insights into app performance and trends, Sensor Tower's comprehensive data offers a deeper understanding of the mobile app landscape.