Top 5 Personal Finance Apps on Android in Austria, Q3 2024

During the third quarter of 2024, the personal finance budgeting and planning sector on Android in Austria showcased varied performance trends across its top five applications. Data sourced from Sensor Tower provides insights into these trends, focusing on download numbers and active user engagement.

Mein ELBA-App, developed by Raiffeisen Österreich, demonstrated consistent weekly downloads, fluctuating between 1.8K and 2.5K. The app maintained a robust user base, with weekly active users ranging from approximately 316K to 378K, reflecting a steady engagement throughout the quarter.

Splitwise experienced a decline in both weekly downloads and active users over the quarter. Downloads began at 1.9K in early July, dropping to around 916 by the end of September. Despite this, the app's weekly revenue showed a gradual increase, peaking at $401 in early September.

Splid – Split group bills maintained stable revenue, with weekly earnings hovering around $100 to $152. Downloads started strong at 544 in July but tapered to 345 by the end of the quarter. Active users saw a gradual decrease from 2.7K to around 2.4K.

Tricount - Split group bills showed fluctuating weekly downloads, starting at 451 and reaching a high of 610 in late July before concluding the quarter at 328. Revenue varied between $58 and $120 weekly, while active user numbers remained relatively stable, closing at around 2.2K.

Finally, Bonsy Bon Scan&Expense tracker had modest download numbers, beginning at 305 and slightly declining to 285 by the end of September. The app did not generate revenue during this period, and active user data was not available.

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