Finance
Know what quietly leaves your account every month
A private subscription finder. Hand SubTrack your receipts and it shows what quietly leaves your account every month, catches price changes and keeps a calendar of renewals — with no bank login, no account and nothing uploaded.
What SubTrack does
Your monthly total, and the yearly figure behind it, worked out from your own receipts. Weekly, monthly and yearly plans all add up in the same terms.
Share a receipt from Mail, Safari or Files, or choose saved ones in the Files app. SubTrack reads them on your iPhone to find the merchant, amount, date and how often each one bills.
Nothing counts toward your total until you have looked at it, and you can correct any detail first.
When a subscription starts charging a different amount, SubTrack shows the old and new price and the receipts it compared. A single charge is never called a price rise.
See what renews and when on a calendar, and turn on optional reminders that never put an amount on your lock screen.
No bank login, no account and no server. Your receipts are read, and the details kept, only on your iPhone. Export a CSV, or delete everything, from Settings.
The practical bits
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