Prashant Bhandari

Prashant Bhandari

Building useful software, one at a time.
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Prashant BhandarihuntedSpentra
Spentra helps you track every subscription in one place, get reminders before charges, and uncover savings with AI-powered insights. It identifies unwanted subscriptions, duplicate tools, overpaying, and cheaper plans or alternatives so you can make smarter decisions. You also get clean spending analytics and category breakdowns to clearly understand where your money goes. Free plan available, with a 7-day free trial for Pro. Built for people who want clarity, not spreadsheets.
Spentra
SpentraStop wasting money on unwanted subscriptions with AI
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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I’m Prashant, the maker of Spentra. I built Spentra after realizing I was wasting money on subscriptions that weren’t actually worth it — overlapping tools, unused features, and plans that could easily be cheaper. Spentra helps you: • Track all your subscriptions in one place • Get reminders before renewals • Use AI to spot unwanted subscriptions, duplicates, and overpaying •...
Spentra
SpentraStop wasting money on unwanted subscriptions with AI
Prashant Bhandaristarted a discussion

Do subscription trackers actually help you save money?

There are many tools that show subscription spend. But from your experience: Did seeing the numbers actually change behavior? Or did you still postpone cancellations? Trying to understand what really helps people save — dashboards, reminders, or recommendations.

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Do you trust AI recommendations when it comes to personal finance?

More tools are starting to use AI for budgeting, subscriptions, and savings. But finance is sensitive — so I’m curious: Would you trust AI to suggest which subscriptions to cancel? Or do you prefer full manual control? This question came up a lot while building Spentra, and I’d love to hear how others feel about AI in personal finance.

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How are you currently deciding which subscriptions to cancel?

Subscription tracking is easy — deciding what to actually cancel is harder. When building Spentra, we noticed people usually: Cancel based on gut feeling Wait until a renewal reminder hits Or never review subscriptions at all Curious how others here approach this: Do you rely on reminders? Manual reviews? Or tools that suggest alternatives / savings? Would love to learn how people really handle...