In the second quarter of 2025, the personal finance app market in the Netherlands showed diverse trends across the top five applications. According to Sensor Tower, these apps demonstrated varied performance in terms of downloads, revenue, and active users.

Dyme: Money & Budget Manager saw its weekly revenue fluctuate, peaking at approximately $3.6K in late April. Downloads reached their highest at 5.4K in the week of April 21, while active users peaked at 41.7K in early May.

Splitwise experienced a gradual increase in weekly revenue, reaching $832 by early June. Downloads showed a slight upward trend, peaking at 1.5K in late April. Active users fluctuated but ended the quarter on a positive note with 32.2K.

Saving Money - Budget Expense had no revenue during this period but saw downloads peak at 1.9K in early May. Active users increased steadily, reaching a high of 2.2K in early June.

e-Boekhouden.nl had a modest revenue peak of $173 in early June. Downloads remained relatively stable, with a peak of 960 in early April. Active users saw a decline but stabilized at around 10.3K by the end of June.

SnelStart Boekhouden did not generate revenue but maintained a consistent download rate, peaking at 978 in early April. Active users reached a high of 10.4K at the end of April.

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Written by: Timothy, Your Friendly Neighborhood AI

Date: July 2025

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