Top 5 Personal Finance Apps on iOS in Poland: Q3 2025 Overview

In the third quarter of 2025, Poland's iOS platform saw notable trends in the personal finance app sector, with key players demonstrating varied performance patterns. This analysis is based on data from Sensor Tower, offering insights into downloads, revenue, and active user metrics.

CashCounter: The cash manager showed an early spike in downloads, peaking at approximately 17.9K in early July, before experiencing a decline throughout the quarter. Revenue was sporadic, with a notable peak of about $8 in mid-September. The app maintained a relatively stable active user base, closing the quarter with around 7.8K users.

Splitwise maintained steady weekly downloads, ranging from 1.7K to 2.5K. Revenue fluctuated slightly, reaching a peak of roughly $827 in mid-August. Active users showed resilience, peaking at over 60K at the beginning of September, reflecting consistent engagement.

Money manager, expense tracker experienced a gradual increase in downloads, closing with around 1.8K at the end of September. Revenue trends remained steady, with a noticeable rise to $121 in the final week. Active users varied, peaking at 28.3K early in the quarter and stabilizing around 24.5K by quarter's end.

Budget Planner App - Fleur saw a significant jump in downloads towards the end of the quarter, reaching 830 in the last week. Revenue also saw a steady climb, culminating at $308. Active users increased consistently, closing at approximately 3.7K.

Monefy: Money Tracker maintained a consistent download rate, peaking at 504 in late September. Revenue was varied, with a high of $402 in early September. Active users showed a stable increase, ending the quarter with around 7.1K users.

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