Q2 2024 iOS Performance Review: Top Personal Finance Apps in the US

In the second quarter of 2024, the Personal Finance Budgeting and Planning category on iOS saw varying performances among its top applications. Here's a brief overview of how the leading apps fared according to Sensor Tower's data.

Tricount - Split group bills experienced a gradual decrease in revenue from $33K to $6K, while downloads fluctuated, ending the quarter on a high note with 280K downloads. Weekly active users showed an upward trend, starting at 997K and increasing to 1.25M by the end of the quarter.

Splitwise saw a more volatile revenue pattern, peaking at $159K before settling at $76K. Downloads remained fairly consistent, hovering around the 100K mark, and active users trended upward from 553K to 582K over the quarter.

Splid – Split group bills had modest revenue numbers, starting at $9K and reaching a peak of $26K midway through the quarter, concluding at $19K. Downloads saw significant variation, with weeks of no downloads to a peak of 36K. Weekly active users rose from 58K to 85K, before slightly dropping to 70K.

Buddy: Budget Planner App showed a strong revenue start at $182K, with notable dips and rises throughout the quarter, ending at $39K. The app had minimal downloads, with the highest count being 27K in one week. Data for weekly active users was not available.

CashCounter: The cash manager had a low revenue performance, with occasional weeks showing no revenue and the highest being $13K. Download counts were generally low, with a few peaks at 8K. Weekly active users remained relatively stable, ranging from 162K to 149K.

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