SubscriMy vs Xsplitter

Subscrimy — Your Subscription Tracker Subscriptions stack up fast. Netflix, Spotify, gym, software… Do you know exactly what you pay each month? Subscrimy helps you see, track, and control your recurring expenses so you stay on top of your budget. KEY FEATURES • Track All Subscriptions in One Place Add streaming, software, fitness, storage, and more. See every subscription with its cost and next billing date. • Smart Payment Reminders Never miss a payment or forget a renewal. Get daily reminders on due dates and optional early reminders so you're never surprised. • Beautiful Calendar View See upcoming payments on a calendar. Plan your month with a clear view of when each subscription charges. • Category Insights Understand where your money goes. View spending by category and discover your biggest subscription costs. • iCloud Sync Your subscriptions sync across devices. Add or edit on iPhone, view on iPad — everything stays up to date. • Export & Share Export your subscription list and share summaries with family or roommates. Whether you want to cancel unused services, budget better, or simply see what you pay each month, Subscrimy gives you the clarity you need. Download Subscrimy and take control of your subscriptions today. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Xsplitter is a simple and intuitive expense-splitting app for friends, couples, roommates, and travel groups. Record shared expenses, see who paid what, and instantly understand how costs should be divided — no spreadsheets and no manual calculations. Key Features • Quickly add expenses with categories and multiple currencies • Fairly split costs among selected members • Clear summaries of total group spending • Easily track who paid and who owes • Perfect for trips, daily life, and shared budgets Xsplitter focuses on clarity and ease of use, helping groups manage shared expenses with less confusion and fewer arguments. No ads. No accounts. No unnecessary complexity. Just simple expense splitting.