KAGIBAKO

Subscriptions and keys, boxed. Too many subscriptions. API keys scattered across notes, emails, and terminal history. KAGIBAKO holds both on a single card per service. ■ One service, one card Plan, price, billing cycle, next renewal, payment method — plus that service's API keys and console accounts. Everything for one service sits on one card. Monthly equivalents are calculated for you, so a mix of annual and monthly plans still adds up to a number you can read at a glance. ■ Keys live in the Keychain API keys, access keys, and console passwords are stored only in your device's Keychain. They are not in the app's database, and not in your iCloud records. What those hold is a reference — nothing more. If the database file or one of its backups were ever taken, the keys would not be in it. Keeping them apart is the strongest protection we know how to give you. ■ Syncs through iCloud Contracts and notes travel through a private CloudKit database. Keys travel through iCloud Keychain, which is end-to-end encrypted. Both move only between your own devices. An API key you enter on your Mac is ready on your iPhone. If a key has not arrived on this device yet, the app says so on the spot. It does not fail quietly. ■ Never miss a renewal You get a reminder before the next renewal (7 days by default). Plans that renew on their own and plans you have to renew yourself say different things, because they need different action. The list shows everything renewing in the next 30 days. ■ Sign-in on the same card Keep each service's ID and password on the same card as its contract. Passwords are stored only in the device's Keychain and stay hidden on screen. For consoles like AWS, administrators and users are kept separately. You can record sign-in shortcuts too — the per-account-ID URLs that AutoFill struggles to reach open in one tap. ■ What we hold ourselves to • No ads, no tracking, no analytics SDK • There is no server run by the developer • Copied secrets clear from the clipboard after 30 seconds • Screens showing secrets are hidden in the app switcher and in screenshots • Face ID or Touch ID closes the box • A one-time purchase. Not a subscription. ■ Availability iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Buy once, use on all of them.