Performance of Top 5 Personal Finance Apps in Central America, Q1 2025

In the first quarter of 2025, the top personal finance apps in Central America showed varying performance trends across downloads, revenue, and active users. This analysis is based on data from Sensor Tower, offering insights into the market dynamics.

Splitwise observed a consistent increase in weekly revenue, culminating at around $3.9K in mid-March. Downloads fluctuated, with a peak of 3.1K in late January. Active users steadily rose from approximately 46.6K at the start to 56.2K by the end of the quarter.

Wallet - Daily Budget & Profit experienced a decline in weekly revenue early in the quarter, reaching a low of $1.4K in early March, before a slight recovery to $1.7K by the end. Downloads remained relatively stable, averaging around 1.6K weekly. Active users started at 18.7K, peaking at 21.8K in late January, and then settling at 17.8K.

YNAB showed a gradual increase in revenue, peaking at approximately $2K in early March. Weekly downloads and active users remained low, with downloads peaking at 243 in late January and active users fluctuating around 300.

Monefy: Money Tracker saw its revenue peak at $1.9K in early March. Downloads spiked significantly to 4K in early March, while active users remained steady, reaching 12.7K at the beginning of March.

Mobills - Budget Planner maintained a steady revenue flow, peaking at $1.3K in late March. Downloads were minimal, but active users increased from 24.4K to 27.4K by the end of the quarter.

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