Top 5 Personal Finance Apps on Android in Belgium: Q3 2024 Performance

In the third quarter of 2024, the personal finance budgeting and planning apps on the Android platform in Belgium showcased varied performances. According to data from Sensor Tower, here’s an overview of how the top five apps fared during this period.

Tricount - Split group bills experienced a stable revenue stream, peaking at around $395 in mid-July before gradually declining to approximately $269 by the end of September. Its weekly downloads fluctuated, reaching a high of approximately 3.5K in early September. The app maintained a robust base of weekly active users, starting at 14.8K in early July and peaking at 17.8K mid-quarter, before settling at 14.8K by the end of September.

Splitwise saw its revenue peak at $415 in early September, with a general trend of fluctuation throughout the quarter. Downloads followed a similar pattern, peaking at about 2K in early September. The app's weekly active users remained relatively stable, hovering around 14K to 16K throughout the quarter.

Woolsocks: The money app did not record any revenue during this quarter. However, it showed a consistent download pattern, with a notable peak of 1.8K in late July. The app's weekly active users saw a gradual increase, reaching a peak of 10.5K in late September.

Potje also did not generate revenue during this period. Downloads remained relatively steady, with minor fluctuations, and peaked at around 932 in early July. Unfortunately, there is no data available for weekly active users for this app.

Finally, Splitser - WieBetaaltWat maintained a consistent download trajectory, peaking at 685 in mid-August. The app's weekly active users showed a positive trend, increasing from 2.2K in early July to 3K in early September, before slightly declining towards the end of the quarter.

These insights provide a snapshot of how these top personal finance apps performed in Belgium during Q3 2024. For more detailed insights, visit Sensor Tower.