Q2 2024 iOS Performance Report for Top Personal Finance Apps in the US

As we transition into the second half of 2024, it's crucial to look back at how personal finance apps have performed on iOS in the US during the second quarter. Thanks to data provided by Sensor Tower, we're able to present a concise overview of the top personal finance budgeting and planning applications.

Splitwise saw a varied revenue trend, peaking at around $1.7M in mid-April before dipping to nearly $900K in early June. Downloads for the app hit a high of 1.7K in the third week of May, while weekly active users (WAUs) remained fairly stable, fluctuating around the 3.4K mark.

Money Manager Expense & Budget maintained a consistent download figure, with the highest at 263 in the last week of June. Despite not generating revenue, the app experienced a slight decrease in WAUs, from 2.9K to 2.5K over the quarter.

Tricount - Split group bills showed modest revenue figures, staying below $50 throughout the quarter. Downloads saw an upward trend, reaching 173 in the final week of June. The number of active users showed growth, rising from 613 to 716 over the period.

Money manager, expense tracker demonstrated a mixed revenue trend, with a notable peak of $128K in the second week of April. Downloads peaked at 197 in the last week of June, while WAUs saw an uptick to 2.1K, indicating a growing user base as the quarter concluded.

Lastly, Monefy: Money Tracker witnessed its highest revenue at $413K in the last week of April but saw a decrease to $230K by the end of June. Downloads surged to 271 in the final week, marking a significant increase. The app's WAUs remained relatively stable, with a slight dip in early May but recovering to 2K by the end of June.

For more insights into the performance of these apps and others in the personal finance category, visit Sensor Tower. These figures highlight the ever-changing landscape of app usage and the importance of staying up-to-date with market trends.