DueNext - A private calendar for subscriptions and renewals

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DueNext is a private, manual recurring-payment calendar for iPhone. Track subscriptions, renewal dates, free trials, monthly and annual totals, price changes, and cancellation records without connecting a bank account or creating a profile. Your records stay local, currencies remain separate, and reminders run on your device. The TestFlight beta is free, with no ads or subscription. We’re launching to learn from early testers.

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Hi everyone — I’m launching the DueNext TestFlight beta today. I built DueNext because recurring payments rarely live in one clear place. Subscriptions renew on different dates, trials quietly turn into paid plans, prices change, and cancellation details get buried in email. Many trackers address this by connecting to a bank. I wanted a deliberately manual alternative for people who would rather keep this information on their own iPhone. DueNext gives each payment a date and a place: - a Today queue for what needs attention - a monthly renewal and trial calendar - monthly and annual totals that never mix currencies - local reminders before renewals and trials end - cancellation records that remain honest about what the user recorded - last-confirmed dates so stale entries do not quietly become truth The beta is free and requires no DueNext account. There is no bank sync, no transaction aggregation, and no advertising. The planned App Store model is a useful permanent Free plan plus an optional one-time Lifetime purchase—no subscription. This launch is about learning, not pretending the product is finished. If you have an iPhone, I’d value candid feedback on: 1. Is the first record easy to add? 2. Do Today and Calendar make the next charge obvious? 3. Are totals and currency handling understandable? 4. Do reminders feel useful without becoming noisy? 5. What feels unclear, slow, or unnecessary? You can test it here: Please share questions or feedback in the comments. I’ll be here throughout the launch day. DueNext is for manual tracking only. It is not financial advice, bank truth, or provider-confirmed cancellation.