Drip: The subscription tracker that isn't a subscription

Hey Product Hunt 👋 I built Drip because I kept finding charges for things I'd stopped using months ago. Most trackers I tried were a list of prices, and many of them wanted a monthly subscription themselves, which felt a bit ironic. What Drip does differently: • It asks if you actually used it. Once a month you get one notification per subscription and answer with a single tap: used it, barely, not at all. From that it builds a "Worth cancelling" report with what you stopped using and exactly what it has cost you so far. • It warns you before the money goes. A reminder a few days before every charge, and before free trials turn into paid ones. • It knows where to cancel. Apple, Google or the service itself: Drip shows how each one bills you and takes you to the right place. • 380 services built in, so adding Netflix or iCloud+ takes two taps. Family plans count only your share, and different currencies roll up into one total, with the exchange rate and date shown. • Private by design. No account, no servers, no analytics. Your list syncs through your own iCloud. Pricing: free for up to five subscriptions, with charge and trial reminders and the calendar. A single one-time purchase unlocks unlimited subscriptions, the usage check-ins with the "Worth cancelling" report, statistics and widgets. Charging monthly for an app about monthly charges would miss the point. This month there's an in-app challenge, the October Subscription Check-up: list everything, see the real monthly total, and cancel one thing you don't use. I'm a solo developer and I'd love honest feedback. What would make you trust a tracker like this with your whole list?