Trackit: Payment Tracking

Track every recurring payment in one place — from streaming subscriptions to rent, utility bills and loan instalments. • No ads • No account, no sign-up • Your data never leaves your phone • Every feature is free WHAT DO YOU PAY EACH MONTH? Add your subscriptions, bills and recurring payments. See your monthly total, what is due next, and what you actually paid this month and last. NOT JUST SUBSCRIPTIONS Rent, dues, loan instalments, electricity, water, gas, internet, insurance, tuition, gym — anything that repeats. 60 ENTRIES READY TO GO No typing from scratch. 38 online services such as Netflix, Spotify and YouTube Premium come with their logos, along with 22 recurring bills like electricity, gas, water, internet, rent and dues. Tap one, enter the amount, done. Anything missing you add by hand — and if you type a name that matches the built-in list, its logo is attached automatically. NEVER MISS A PAYMENT Get a reminder a few days before a payment is due, a heads-up before a free trial ends, and a warning as you approach your monthly budget. BRING YOUR HISTORY WITH YOU You may have installed the app today, but your payments didn't start today. Add past payments by hand and browse your history month by month. Every amount you enter also feeds price tracking. BILLS THAT CHANGE EVERY MONTH For variable bills like electricity and gas you enter the real amount when it arrives. The app never invents a number. HOW MUCH HAS IT GONE UP? Trackit keeps the history of the amounts you enter and charts how much a payment has increased over time. SHARED SUBSCRIPTIONS Enter how many people share a subscription and see your own share everywhere. YOUR DATA STAYS YOURS There is no server. No sign-up, no email. Everything is stored on your phone only. Export a backup file and restore it whenever you want. Multiple currencies are supported, along with Turkish and English interfaces. All trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Trackit is not affiliated with or endorsed by these companies; brand names are used only so you can recognise your own payments.