Top 5 Personal Finance Apps in Australia: Q3 2025 Performance

In the third quarter of 2025, Australia's top personal finance budgeting and planning applications showed varied performance on a unified platform. This analysis, based on data from Sensor Tower, provides insights into the weekly downloads, revenue, and active user trends.

Splitwise from Splitwise, Inc. experienced fluctuations in its weekly revenue, peaking at roughly $3.2K in early September and ending the quarter at about $2.6K. Downloads remained relatively stable, starting at approximately 6.3K and closing at a similar figure. The app's active user base showed a significant increase, rising from 147.5K to 168.3K by the end of September.

YNAB, published by You Need A Budget LLC, maintained a steady revenue flow, reaching $2.5K in the final week of the quarter. Weekly downloads saw a decline, starting at 787 and dropping to 568. However, the app's active users increased from 5.8K to 6.7K over the same period.

WeMoney: Pay off debt faster showed consistent revenue, with a peak of $2.2K in early July. Downloads varied, with numbers climbing from 2.8K to 2.9K. Active users saw a decrease from 39K to 36.8K, despite some mid-quarter fluctuations.

Spendi recorded a steady increase in weekly downloads, starting at 72 and rising to 1.1K by the end of September. Revenue showed a slight upward trend, ending the quarter at $1.7K.

Lastly, Crunchr – Receipt Saver App from Crunchr Technologies PTY LTD saw a decrease in revenue throughout the quarter, closing at $1.4K. Downloads fluctuated but remained low, with a slight increase from 146 to 203.

These insights from Sensor Tower highlight the dynamic landscape of personal finance apps in Australia, offering a glimpse into the usage and monetization trends in Q3 2025. For more detailed analytics, Sensor Tower provides comprehensive data and insights.