Top 5 Personal Finance Apps in Switzerland, Q3 2024

In the third quarter of 2024, Switzerland saw varied performance among the top personal finance budgeting and planning applications on a unified platform. Here’s a detailed look at how these apps fared according to data from Sensor Tower.

Tricount - Split group bills from Belgium exhibited a dynamic trend in its metrics. Weekly revenue witnessed fluctuations, peaking at about $313 in mid-August, while downloads showed an initial upward trend, reaching around 4.2K in mid-July. Active users saw a consistent pattern, with numbers hovering around 9K to 11K throughout the quarter.

Splitwise, based in the US, maintained steady weekly revenue, with a notable peak of approximately $1.1K at the end of September. Downloads experienced a decline mid-quarter, starting at roughly 3.6K in mid-July and tapering to around 2.6K by the end of September. Active users remained stable, averaging at about 12K to 14K.

Splid – Split group bills from Germany showed consistent weekly revenue with a peak of $389 in early September. Downloads saw a decline from 2.3K in mid-July to about 1.5K at the end of September, while active users fluctuated slightly, peaking at around 9K in mid-July before stabilizing at approximately 8K by the quarter's end.

BudgetCH, Switzerland’s native app, experienced a surge in weekly downloads towards the end of the quarter, peaking at 469 in late September. Revenue also showed an upward trend, reaching $174 in early September, despite minimal initial gains.

Finally, Money manager, expense tracker from Slovenia saw moderate activity. Revenue peaked at $281 in late August, while downloads fluctuated, culminating at 348 in late September. Active users remained steady, averaging around 3.8K throughout the quarter.

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