Q2 2024 Android Personal Finance Apps Performance in France

With the second quarter of 2024 behind us, we delve into the performance of the top personal finance apps on Android in France. Data sourced from Sensor Tower reveals how these apps fared in terms of downloads and user engagement.

Paylib, le paiement mobile experienced a fluctuating quarter with downloads peaking at 34K in the first week and dipping to around 26K mid-quarter before rising back to approximately 31K towards the end. Weekly active users mirrored this trend, starting at 54K and ending the quarter with 51K.

Tricount - Split group bills showed consistency in downloads, maintaining around 14K to 15K per week, with an exceptional spike to 23K in early May. Revenue for Tricount showed a downward trend from $782 to $540 in the first month, but picked up again, ending the quarter at $785. Active users started strong at 62K, reached a high of 80K, and closed the quarter at 69K.

Bankin' saw a varied quarter with downloads starting at 6K, escalating to a peak of 11K, and then descending to 8K by the end of June. Revenue, however, started at $6K and experienced a decline to $3K by the quarter's end. Weekly active users began at 105K, saw a dip in early May, but ended the quarter relatively stable at around 97K.

Woolsocks: The money app had a modest quarter in terms of downloads, starting at 3K and declining to just under 2K by the end of June. Active users showed a slight decrease from 18K to 18K over the quarter.

Money manager & expenses displayed an upward trajectory in downloads from 1K to 2K towards the end of the quarter. Revenue saw a mixed pattern, with $202 at the start, a mid-quarter peak at $329, and concluding at $284. The app's active users saw a slight decrease from 44K to 39K.

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