Ledger - "Never get blindsided by a subscription again"
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Track everything β add subscriptions with price and cycle, see your real monthly/yearly spend.
π·οΈ See it by category β Streaming, Software, Fitness, Gaming, News, Other β know where your money goes.
β° Get reminded β an email before every trial ends or renewal hits.
βοΈ Edit in seconds β update anytime, no deleting and redoing.
π Synced everywhere β sign in with just your email, no password.
Pricing: Free for 5 subscriptions. Pro is $2.99/mo for unlimited.

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One thing that would be super useful is a yearly summary email that shows your total spending across all subscriptions for the year, broken down by category. Would make it way easier to see the big picture when planning budgets around January.
@naimetuluklqocΒ Love this idea β a yearly recap by category would be really useful for budgeting, and it's basically the same category breakdown that's already in the app, just rolled up over the year. Adding it to my list. I'll ping you when it's live so you can be one of the first to try it π
honestly this looks super clean, the no password thing is a nice touch. one thing i'd love is a shared household plan so my partner and i could split or at least see each other's subs in one view, that'd make it way more useful for couples.
@gol_sar33694Β Thanks, glad the passwordless flow is landing well for people! Shared household view is a really good call β a lot of subscriptions genuinely are joint spending (streaming, memberships, etc.), so tracking them solo misses half the picture for couples. It's a bigger feature than most requests so far (real shared access, not just a display tweak), but it's a strong idea and I'm adding it to the list. I'll follow up when it's live if you want to be one of the first to try it π
The passwordless sign in with just an email is honestly such a smooth move, removes that whole annoying friction point right at the start.
@esmanurlnsnΒ Thanks, really appreciate that! That was actually one of the first things I decided on β didn't want anyone bouncing off at the very first step just to remember a password. Glad it's landing the way I hoped π