Q1 2024 Performance of Top iOS Personal Finance Apps in France

With the first quarter of 2024 behind us, we delve into the performance of top personal finance budgeting and planning applications on the iOS platform in France. The data, sourced from Sensor Tower, reflects the dynamic nature of app usage and consumer behavior in the financial tech space.

Bankin' - Your Money Manager

Bankin' experienced a varied first quarter with downloads peaking at 12K in the last week of February and dipping to 7K towards the end of March. Weekly active users showed a similar pattern, starting strong at 126K in the first week of January but settling around 113K by the quarter's end. Revenue trends for Bankin' also saw fluctuations, with a notable spike to $10K in late January.

Finary: Budget & Money Tracker

Finary saw its downloads reach a high of 2K in the first week of February, followed by a gradual decline to under 1K by the close of March. Since no weekly active user data is provided, the focus remains on its revenue which experienced its highest at $10K in the second week of January, with an overall downward trend concluding at $3K by the end of March.

Buddy: Budget Planner App

The Buddy app's downloads had a strong start at 2K in the first week of January, followed by a fluctuating quarter that ended with under 1K downloads in the last week of March. Weekly active users peaked at 2K in late January but saw a slight decrease to 1.4K by quarter's end. Revenue figures for Buddy remained modest, with a high of $490 in early January and concluding the quarter at $366.

Tricount - Split Group Bills

Tricount led the quarter with an impressive 27K downloads in the first week of January, but saw a gradual decline to 14K by the end of March. Weekly active users started at a high of 84K but decreased to 54K, following a similar downward trajectory. Revenue for Tricount remained relatively stable, hovering around the $150 to $200 mark throughout the quarter.

YNAB

YNAB had a quiet quarter with downloads ranging from a mere 33 in the first week of January to a peak of 85 in the second week of March. Weekly active users remained consistent, with a slight peak at 297 in the first week of March. Revenue for YNAB stayed below $300 throughout the quarter, with the highest at $215 in early February.

For more detailed insights and data on the performance of these applications, Sensor Tower offers comprehensive analytics on the app economy. The trend lines from Q1 2024 provide a snapshot of the personal finance app landscape in France, reflecting the ever-changing preferences and needs of iOS users in the region.