Top 5 Personal Finance Apps in Tunisia Q2 2025

In the second quarter of 2025, the performance of personal finance budgeting and planning applications in Tunisia showed diverse trends across the top five apps. This analysis provides insights into their weekly downloads, revenue, and active user patterns, drawing from data provided by Sensor Tower.

YNAB maintained a steady weekly revenue of around $16, peaking at $20 in late April. Downloads fluctuated slightly, starting at 13K and dropping to 4K by the end of June. Active users saw a slight decrease from 35K to 32K.

Splitwise experienced consistent weekly revenue, averaging around $11 to $13. Downloads showed a notable peak at 29K in late June, while weekly active users rose from 39K to 58K, indicating increasing engagement.

Finary: Budget & Money Tracker showed a slight decline in weekly revenue, stabilizing at approximately $6. Although downloads were sporadic, active user numbers remained relatively high, peaking at 79K before a drop to 54K.

Bankin' saw a spike in revenue mid-June, reaching $16, but generally hovered around $5 to $6. Downloads were initially strong at 126K, declining to a stable range between 10K to 21K. Active users saw a drop from 96K to 37K by the quarter's end.

Lastly, Mobills: Budget Planner showed minimal activity in terms of downloads, with revenue slightly decreasing to $5 by late June. Active user data was limited, with only a few users noted in June.

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