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In Q2 of 2024, the personal finance app sector on Android witnessed varying trends in downloads and user engagement across the top applications in the US. Data provided by Sensor Tower offers a glimpse into how these apps performed during the quarter.
Splitwise, a long-standing app in the market, showed a fluctuation in weekly active users, starting at 3.8M and dipping to around 3.2M towards the end of June. Downloads peaked at 802K in mid-June but saw a decline to 485K by the quarter's end. The app's revenue trended upwards in early May, reaching 90K, but experienced a sharp fall, stabilizing at 76K by late June.
Money manager & expenses saw a more consistent number of weekly active users, hovering around 4.2M throughout the quarter. Downloads for the app showed a steady increase, with a notable rise to 524K in mid-April. Despite occasional revenue, it remained negligible throughout the period.
For Fast Budget - Expense Manager, there was a slight decline in active users from 1.6M at the start of April to 1.5M by the end of June. Download numbers varied, with a high of 413K in mid-April. Revenue for Fast Budget saw some fluctuation but maintained a level around 100K for most of the quarter.
Tricount - Split group bills experienced growth in weekly active users, starting at 683K and reaching 752K by the quarter's close. Downloads saw a significant increase in late April, with a peak of 415K. Revenue data wasn't a focal point for Tricount as it remained at 0 for the majority of the quarter.
Lastly, Money Manager Expense & Budget showed a positive trend in weekly active users, starting at 2M and climbing to 2.2M. Downloads demonstrated a steady upward trajectory, with a peak of 319K in mid-April. Similar to Tricount, revenue for Money Manager Expense & Budget was minimal and showed no significant changes during the quarter.
For those interested in deeper analytics and more comprehensive data, Sensor Tower offers extensive insights into the app market's dynamics.