Top 5 Personal Finance Apps Performance in Angola: Q2 2025

In the second quarter of 2025, the performance of personal finance apps in Angola showed varied trends across downloads, revenue, and active user engagement. Here's a closer look at the top five apps in this category.

YNAB saw a steady weekly revenue trend, peaking at around $30 in late May and again in late June. Downloads were sporadic, with minor activity peaking at 10 downloads in early April. Active users remained relatively stable, fluctuating between 4 and 7 throughout the quarter.

Mobills: Budget Planner experienced notable fluctuations in weekly revenue, with a significant spike to $50 in mid-June. Downloads varied, reaching a high of 87 in late June, while weekly active users consistently exceeded 100, peaking at 176 in late May.

Splitwise maintained a stable revenue stream, with minor dips and peaks, reaching $17 in late April. Downloads were minimal but saw a brief increase to 21 in early May. Active users showed a slight decline from 7 to 3 by mid-April, with a recovery to 16 in early May.

Finary: Budget & Money Tracker exhibited consistent weekly revenue around $9 to $12. However, download activity was nonexistent throughout the quarter, and no data on active users was available.

Wallet: Budget Expense Tracker showed variable revenue, with a notable high of $23 in mid-May. Downloads peaked at 41 in late May, and active users increased from 72 to 95 by early June, before declining towards the quarter's end.

These insights are derived from Sensor Tower's comprehensive data analysis, with further details available for deeper exploration.