Soger Bill Tracker vs CostVault

Do you actually know what you're paying for every month? Most people don't. Subscriptions pile up quietly — a streaming service here, a cloud storage plan there — until you're paying for things you forgot you had. Bill Tracker puts all your recurring payments in plain sight. Add your subscriptions once. See exactly what renews and when. Get a heads-up before anything charges you. That's it. — No account required — No ads, ever — No internet connection needed — Tracks renewal dates, not bank transactions — no account linking, ever — Your data stays on your device — Free forever. No hidden costs. Bill Tracker shows your subscriptions in three simple views: what's coming up soon, what's due in the next 7 days, and what renewed recently. Nothing more complicated than that. You can back up your data to a file and restore it any time — useful when switching phones or just for peace of mind. Made for myself, shared with you. — Soger

CostVault: Subscription Tracker CostVault helps you keep track of recurring subscriptions and bills in one simple place, with no bank login required. Most budgeting apps want access to your bank account before they show you anything. CostVault doesn’t. Add your subscriptions yourself, see exactly where your money goes, and stay in control of your data. It’s a great starting point if you’re new to budgeting. What you can do: • Track monthly, yearly, weekly, and custom subscriptions • See your total recurring cost per month and year • View upcoming renewals so nothing catches you off guard • Browse renewals in a calendar view • Use insights to understand where your money is going • Search and sort your subscriptions • Export your subscription list • Clear all your data anytime • Customize appearance and sound settings Private by design: No bank linking and no account syncing. CostVault stores your subscription information locally on your device.