Top 5 Personal Finance Apps on Android in Central America: Q4 2025

In the fourth quarter of 2025, the personal finance app sector on the Android platform in Central America showcased notable trends. Data from Sensor Tower highlights the performance of the top five applications in this category.

YNAB experienced a fluctuating revenue pattern, peaking at around $2.2K in late October. Its weekly downloads varied, starting at 47 in early October and concluding the quarter at a similar level. The app's active user base demonstrated a dip mid-quarter but ended with an increase to 82 users.

NEKO: Budget & Bill Tracker maintained a steady revenue stream, reaching approximately $2K by the end of December. Despite a decline in downloads early in the quarter, the app saw a resurgence to 1.6K in the final week. Active users started strong at over 11K but showed a gradual decrease, stabilizing at around 7.7K.

Monefy - Budget & Expenses app saw its revenue rise towards the end of the quarter, closing at $2K. Downloads were consistent, albeit lower in December, with a slight increase to 964 in the last week. Active users decreased overall, but a slight recovery was noted as the quarter ended.

Splitwise displayed consistent growth in both revenue and active users. Revenue peaked at $1.7K, while active users surged from 20.8K to nearly 30K by the end of December. Downloads were stable, with a notable increase to 1.6K in early December.

Mobills: Budget Planner experienced modest revenue growth, reaching $1.6K at the quarter's end. Downloads were minimal but showed a slight uptick in December. The app's active user base fluctuated, ending the quarter with a rise to 3.4K.

These insights underscore the dynamic nature of the personal finance app market in Central America, with each app showing unique trends in user engagement and financial performance. For more detailed analytics, visit Sensor Tower.