Subscription Tracker vs Renewly

Are your subscriptions worth what you pay? Track every subscription in one place — and find out what they really cost you. With Screen Time integration, this app automatically calculates your actual cost per hour, so you can see which services earn their keep and which ones don't. ◆ KEY FEATURES • See your total monthly spending at a glance • Screen Time integration tracks usage automatically • Cost per hour & cost per day — know your real value • Cancellation simulator shows how much you'd save • Calendar view for all upcoming renewal dates • Get notified before you're charged again • Yearly summary to review 12 months of spending • Supports 15 currencies ◆ WHO IT'S FOR • You've lost track of how many subscriptions you have • You want to cut back on monthly spending • You suspect some services are going unused • You want data — not guesswork — to decide what to keep ◆ PRO (One-Time Purchase) Core features are free. Upgrade to Pro for unlimited subscriptions, cancellation simulator, usage trend graphs, custom notifications, and more. No subscription required — pay once, use forever.

Renewly is the private way to keep every subscription in one place — and finally see what you're really spending. Snap a screenshot or share a receipt, and on-device AI fills in the vendor, price, and renewal date for you. No bank logins. No email access. Nothing leaves your phone. • Monthly Burn at a glance — every subscription, grouped by category • Yearly "SaaS Tax" — see the real annual cost • Smart reminders before each charge, so no renewal catches you off guard • Free-trial alerts before they convert • Add manually in seconds from a catalog of popular services • Export everything to CSV Pay once. Not monthly. Charging a subscription to track your subscriptions would be a little insulting — so we don't. One simple lifetime unlock, no recurring fee. Private by design: all parsing happens on your device with Apple Intelligence. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula