SubKiller vs PD Link

Your subscriptions are bleeding you dry. Netflix, Spotify, cloud storage, fitness apps, productivity tools — each one seems small, but together they can easily top hundreds of dollars a year. Worse, some of them you haven't opened in months. The charges keep hitting anyway. SubKiller is a subscription manager that helps you see every charge, spot the ones you're wasting money on, and cut them without the hassle. What it does - Crystal-clear spending overview See all your subscriptions at a glance — monthly totals, annual projections, and an hourly wage equivalent so the true cost of each subscription is impossible to ignore. - Magic Scanner — add in seconds Screenshot a billing page. The app automatically reads the service name, amount, and billing cycle. Manual entry always works too. - Dust Alerts Get warned about subscriptions you're paying for but haven't used in weeks or months. There's always at least one. - One-tap cancellation Jump straight to the official cancellation page for any subscription — no more hunting through menus and buried settings. - Alternative suggestions See cheaper or free alternatives side-by-side for each subscription, so you can make a smarter call before you cancel or keep. - Kill record Every subscription you cancel is logged with how much you saved. Share the wins. Privacy first: Everything stays on your device. No account, no sign-in, no server uploads. ---------- Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: http://xsame.cn/app-009-SubKiller-privacy/ios/privacy_en.html

PD Link connects your mobile device with the computer running PD (Progressive Downloader). Choose a computer once, then send download links whenever you need them: paste a URL in the app, share from Safari or another app, or use a Shortcuts action. PD Link hands the request to that computer, where PD creates and manages the actual download. You can also view active request status, follow download progress, remove requests you no longer need, and switch between available computers.