Q2 2024 iOS Personal Finance Apps Performance in the US

The second quarter of 2024 has been an active season for personal finance apps on the iOS platform in the US. Sensor Tower's data provides us with a clear view of how the top budgeting and planning applications have been performing during this period.

Tricount - Split group bills observed a steady trend in weekly active users, starting the quarter with 3.8M and peaking at 4.1M by the end of June. Downloads for the app saw a notable increase from 1.7M in early April to 2.3M in late June. Revenue, however, showed a declining pattern, beginning at $71K and falling to $6K weekly by the quarter's close.

Splitwise presented a more variable revenue stream, with a peak of $541K in late April, and closing the quarter at $418K. The app's downloads reached a high of 1.7M in early May, while weekly active users fluctuated, ending the quarter slightly down at 5.4M from a peak of 5.5M in late May.

Splid – Split group bills showed a strong uptick in revenue, starting at $56K and reaching a high of $134K towards the end of May. Downloads saw growth from 694K to 1M in mid-June, and weekly active users increased consistently, ending the quarter at 4.6M.

MoneyStats - Budget Planner experienced fluctuations in revenue, with a notable spike to $156K in late April, followed by a downturn and a rebound to $108K at the quarter's close. Downloads showed an irregular pattern, with a peak of 191K in late May. Weekly active users presented a declining trend from 937K at the start of April to 784K by the end of June.

Finanzguru - Konten & Verträge, despite modest revenues ranging from $27K to $39K, saw a significant increase in weekly active users from 1.7M to 1.9M in late April. Downloads peaked at 147K in the same month but ended the quarter at a lower 81K.

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