Top 5 Personal Finance Apps in Austria Q3 2024: Unified Platform Review

In the third quarter of 2024, the personal finance budgeting and planning apps in Austria displayed varied performance metrics across downloads, revenue, and active users. Here, we delve into the top five applications and their trends during this period, based on Sensor Tower data.

Mein ELBA-App maintained a consistent download rate, with numbers fluctuating between approximately 3.5K and 4.9K weekly. Active users remained robust, peaking at around 708K in early September before slightly declining to 695K by the end of the month.

Splitwise saw weekly revenue hover around $400 to $600, with a slight peak at $667 in mid-August. Downloads showed a downward trend, dropping from 4.3K at the start of the quarter to 2.3K by the end. Active users exhibited stability, averaging around 11K throughout the quarter.

Tricount - Split group bills experienced modest revenue, with figures ranging from $58 to $120 weekly. Downloads were on a downward trajectory, starting at 1.4K and ending at 922. Active users peaked at 6.9K in mid-August but saw a gradual decrease to 5.8K by the end of September.

Splid – Split group bills reported a steady revenue stream between $124 and $195 weekly. Downloads showed a declining trend from 1.3K to 828. Active users were consistent, with a slight peak at 6.6K in early August before settling around 5.5K by the quarter's end.

Finally, Finanzguru - Konten & Verträge stood out with its revenue, which ranged from $2.3K to $3.7K weekly. Downloads saw a significant increase towards the end of the quarter, reaching 1.2K. Active users grew from 17.7K to nearly 20K, showcasing a positive engagement trend.

These insights provide a snapshot of the dynamic app market in Austria, with more detailed analytics available through Sensor Tower.