Top 5 Personal Finance Apps on Android in Ghana: Q1 2025

In the first quarter of 2025, the personal finance and budgeting app landscape in Ghana saw varied performances among the top five applications on the Android platform. Here's a closer look at their trends based on data from Sensor Tower.

YNAB demonstrated a steady increase in weekly revenue, beginning at approximately $33 USD in early January and peaking at $60 USD in mid-February, before stabilizing around $53 USD towards the end of March. Downloads were minimal until the last week of March, where it reached 194, while active users dropped from 124 to 44 by the quarter's end.

Splitwise maintained a consistent revenue stream, with weekly figures hovering between $34 and $41 USD. While no download or active user data was available, the revenue consistency indicates a stable user base.

The performance of Wallet: Budget Expense Tracker saw a decline in weekly revenue from $60 USD at the start of January to $33 USD by the end of March. Downloads were sporadic, with only a few instances in January, and active users remained low, peaking at 4 in early January.

For Finary: Budget & Money Tracker, revenue remained steady throughout the quarter, with weekly figures fluctuating around $26 to $29 USD. Despite no available download or active user data, the revenue trend suggests ongoing user engagement.

Lastly, Mobills: Budget Planner experienced stable revenue figures, ranging between $22 and $30 USD weekly. While download and active user metrics were unavailable, revenue stability points to a consistent user base.

These insights offer a snapshot of the financial app market in Ghana, highlighting trends and user engagement across different platforms. For more detailed data and analysis, visit Sensor Tower.