Q2 2024 Insights: Top iOS Personal Finance Apps in the US

In the second quarter of 2024, the US market has seen varying trends in the performance of top iOS personal finance apps. Sensor Tower's data provides a closer look at how these apps have fared in terms of downloads, revenue, and weekly active users.

Splitwise showed a fluctuating download pattern, with a peak of 1.4M downloads in late April, followed by a general decline to 670K by the end of June. Revenue trends also saw a decline from 365K USD in early April to 161K USD by late June. Weekly active users started strong at 4.3M but decreased to 3.6M over the quarter.

Money manager, expense tracker downloads spiked to over 1M in late April but then gradually decreased to 579K. Revenue exhibited modest growth, peaking at 16K USD in late May. Weekly active users showed a dip in mid-April to 2.7M but recovered to 3.5M by the end of June.

Tricount - Split group bills saw a consistent download figure, with a high of 625K in late April, ending the quarter at 470K. Revenue was only reported in early April with 16K USD before dropping to zero for the remainder of the quarter. The app's weekly active users demonstrated a slight decrease from 2.2M to just over 1.9M.

Monefy: Money Tracker experienced its highest downloads in late April at 270K, with a slight dip to 161K by late June. Revenue trends were modest, peaking at 185K USD in early April and settling at 46K USD by the quarter's end. The number of weekly active users saw a small increase from 1.8M to 1.8M throughout the quarter.

Money Manager Expense & Budget had a steady performance in downloads, with a peak of 204K in late April and a small dip to 154K by the end of June. Since the app's revenue was reported as zero, we focus on its active users, which saw a slight decline from 1K to 917K over the quarter.

For more detailed insights and performance metrics of these iOS personal finance apps, Sensor Tower's comprehensive analysis is available for further exploration.