Subscription Tracker · Android app
Subscription Tracker records the subscriptions and bills you pay, works out what they cost per month, and reminds you before each one renews. It stores everything on the phone, with no account and no ads.
The idea
Subscriptions are easy to lose track of because they're all on different cycles: monthly, yearly, every three months. The app converts each one to a monthly figure so the total means something, and shows what's due in the next 30 days.
It's also built for people whose subscriptions aren't all personal. Each one is marked personal, business or client, so a freelancer can separate what they bill on from what they pay for themselves.
In the app
Provider, amount, currency, billing cycle, start and next charge date, category, tags and notes. Onboarding offers a starter list of common providers with their usual amounts and cycles pre-filled, so setting up doesn't mean typing everything in.
All the date and money logic sits in one place, so every screen shows the same figures. If a renewal date has slipped into the past, it rolls forward by whole cycles, so "renews" always shows the next charge instead of a stale date.
Tabs for all, active, trials and cancelling, plus search and sorting by renewal date, amount, provider, category, status or context.
Cancelling is a checklist rather than a single button — the steps that actually get it done, with a different default list for business and client subscriptions. Cancelled subscriptions go to an archive instead of being deleted, so the history stays.
Default currency, reminder days and time (applied to existing subscriptions if you want), light, dark or system theme, privacy mode, and deleting the local data.
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