Q1 2024 US Performance of Top Personal Finance Apps on Unified Platform

In the first quarter of 2024, the personal finance app sector has seen significant activity among its leading applications on the unified platform in the United States. Data from Sensor Tower provides insights into the downloads, revenue, and weekly active users for these top budgeting and planning tools.

EveryDollar: Personal Budget experienced a fluctuating revenue trend, starting strong at $133K and peaking at $251K before settling at $211K in the last week of March. Downloads for the app showed a gradual decrease from 58K to 30K, while weekly active users dwindled from 382K to 351K.

Rocket Money - Bills & Budgets also saw a varied revenue pattern, initially at $205K, dipping to $147K, and recovering to $209K. Downloads decreased sharply from 563K to 140K over the quarter. Weekly active users started at 2.2M, decreasing to 1.8M by the end of March.

YNAB had a revenue journey starting at $186K, with a dip to $114K, and a slight rise to $153K. Downloads for YNAB were relatively stable, hovering around the 12K to 13K mark, while weekly active users saw a modest decrease from 121K to 114K.

Monarch: Budget & Track Money showed consistent growth in revenue, from $79K to $117K. Downloads saw a spike from 23K to 19K in early March and then stabilized. Weekly active user data was not available for Monarch.

Splitwise observed a revenue trend with minor fluctuations, beginning at $37K and ending the quarter stronger at $44K. Downloads for Splitwise were consistent, with a slight increase from 29K to 36K. Weekly active users ranged from 124K to 122K, showing stability in user engagement.

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