Upcoming: Track Subscriptions

Upcoming: Track Subscriptions

by Edrick Leong

1 ratings
4 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 13, 2024
  • June 29, 2025

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Easily monitor your recurring payments and avoid unexpected charges. This app helps you track subscription renewal dates and forecast monthly spending on services. Stay on top of your budget and manage your subscriptions effectively.

Track subscription renewal dates
Monitor monthly subscription costs
Forecast upcoming expenses
Avoid unexpected renewal charges
Budget management for services
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What's New in Upcoming

1.4.0

June 29, 2025

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User reviews

Everything you need

No non-sense, just straight to what you need. It’s honestly amazing that it’s so minimal and yet gets the job done just fine. To me the UI is perfect. There is however one thing I think would make it even more awesome. I would love it if when the bills come due they could be manually confirmed that it’s been paid/completed as opposed to just going away automatically. From what i can tell I don’t see an option to do so, but it would be great to manually confirm in the app that the bill has been paid before it disappears for the month.

Update:
Hey Edrick, I am unsure how to contact you so as of now the best I can do is update this review. To answer your question yes, I still use the app. It’s been great to help me see the total amount I owe in the month and to quickly add new items as needed.

In terms of features I would like to see, after using it for a while I think there’s 3 things that would make it perfect. The first is of course having a system to manually show that you have completed a bill. The same way it greys out after the date has passed works perfectly, the only difference would be that as a user I could click it myself and confirm to have it greyed out as opposed to automatically. I think if you were to include a second price that shows the amount that’s left still as you’re checking off bills would also be great. So like for instance, keeping the part that shows the total bills you owe within the month, and then maybe next to it somehow show what amount you still owe before the month ends. That’d be awesome.

The second thing I can think of is I think the upcoming tab should be the one that shows first as opposed to the bills tab. When quickly wanting to open and see what I owe, especially if I have no new bills to add, having it go straight to the upcoming list would be so great. Because once you add all the bills you need, that tab becomes somewhat irrelevant until circumstances change in regards to specific bills you may have. The bread and butter of the app is the upcoming tab, so in my opinion I definitely feel like it should be shown first.

Lastly, I know there’s a manual import and export option, but if there was someway to do an iCloud sync option I think that would really elevate the experience. This one is a lot more nit picky, as I don’t think it’s as important as the other two requests. But the fear of getting a new device let’s say, and then forgetting to reexport a new save file before changing phones could hurt down the line hypothetically. I guess having an iCloud option would help mitigate those risks.

Aside from that, that’s everything I can think of. In my opinion I doing think there’s anything else it needs outside of these requests mentioned here. Thank you for getting back to me, I truly appreciate it. Hoping to see the changes soon if possible!
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Response from developer

Hi K.XLI, thank you for the review. This is one of the features I am planning on adding in the upcoming weeks! I have a questions if you have two minutes: - Are you still using the app & how are you finding it? - Do you have any other features that you would like to see in the app? Thanks, Edrick

Nice but needs reminder

App is simple however would be very helpful if app could send reminder on a phone

Everything you need

No non-sense, just straight to what you need. It’s honestly amazing that it’s so minimal and yet gets the job done just fine. To me the UI is perfect. There is however one thing I think would make it even more awesome. I would love it if when the bills come due they could be manually confirmed that it’s been paid/completed as opposed to just going away automatically. From what i can tell I don’t see an option to do so, but it would be great to manually confirm in the app that the bill has been paid before it disappears for the month.
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Love this app 🥰

Simple and intuitive. Helps me keep track of my recurring bills all in one place. Would recommend.

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FAQ

How does Upcoming help manage subscriptions?

Upcoming allows you to track all your subscription renewal dates and see how much they will cost you for the current and next month. This helps you avoid unexpected charges and manage your budget effectively.

What is the cost of Upcoming?

Upcoming is available for free. There are no charges to download or use its core features for tracking subscriptions.

Does Upcoming have ads?

Upcoming is ad-free. You can manage your subscriptions without any advertisements interrupting your experience.

What devices does Upcoming support?

Upcoming is supported on iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed for users within the Apple ecosystem.

How often is Upcoming updated?

Upcoming was last updated on June 29, 2025, with version 1.4.0. This indicates active development and potential for future improvements and bug fixes.

What is the age rating for Upcoming?

Upcoming has an age rating of 4+. This means it is suitable for a wide audience, including children, with no mature content.

What do users like about Upcoming?

Based on its rating of 5.0 stars from 1 rating, users likely appreciate its straightforward functionality for tracking subscriptions and managing finances.

Can Upcoming help me budget for streaming services?

Yes, Upcoming allows you to see how much your subscriptions, including streaming services, will cost you for the current and next month, aiding in budget planning.