Top Personal Finance Apps in Ireland: Q1 2025 Performance

The first quarter of 2025 saw notable performances from the top personal finance budgeting and planning applications in Ireland on a unified platform. Here's a closer look at the trends for each app based on Sensor Tower data.

Splitwise experienced a steady increase in weekly revenue, peaking at around $399 in late February. Downloads fluctuated slightly, peaking at approximately 714 in early January. Active users started the quarter at 16.7K, declining to 13.1K by mid-February before rebounding to 15.6K by the end of March.

Buddy: Budget Planner App showed varying trends, with revenue starting at $134 and experiencing a slight dip to $73 in late February before recovering to $114 by the end of March. Downloads began at 545, declining to 174 by early February, with a slight recovery to 183 at quarter's end. Active users followed a similar pattern, starting at 417 and ending the quarter at 221.

Money Manager Expense & Budget saw a fluctuating revenue trend, starting at $74 and seeing a low of $8 in early March before rising to $61 by the end of the quarter. Weekly downloads began at 330, decreasing to 146 in early March, and active users mirrored this trend, starting at 2.2K and ending slightly lower at 1.9K.

YNAB had a notable revenue peak of $2.3K in early February, with a significant dip to $573 in March. Downloads began at 425, declining to 138 by the end of March. Active users started at 1.3K, slightly decreasing to 1.1K by quarter's end.

Wallet - Daily Budget & Profit experienced a steady revenue increase, peaking at $246 in late March. Downloads began at 272, declining to 127 by the end of March, while active users started at 1.5K, decreasing slightly to 1.3K.

These insights from Sensor Tower highlight the dynamic nature of the personal finance app market in Ireland. For more detailed analytics, visit Sensor Tower's platform.