Levy: Subscriptions

Levy is a private subscription tracker on this iPhone. You type the charges you already pay — Levy never logs into a bank, never reads your mail, and never goes looking. See what leaves this month. Decide. Close the app. The rest of the category sells discovery. Levy does the opposite. Colour is for facts, not rewards. No ads, no tracking, no notifications engineered to pull you back in. What it does: A list of recurring charges: name, price, interval, next date, an optional cancel link or note. Month adds them up — what leaves now, what’s still coming, the yearly rate if nothing changes. As you type, a known-services list offers typical names and prices; you still confirm what’s true. Reminders run on the device, once before a renewal, on your terms — or not at all. Bring a CSV or paste a list. Export the same way. Nothing is uploaded to make it work. Everything stays on the phone. No account, no sync, no Dualshade server holding the numbers. Levy is yours for 14 days. After that it’s one payment, not a subscription. Decide not to pay and the charges you’ve entered stay readable, and export keeps working. Only adding and editing stop.