Launching today

Outgo
See which AI subscriptions overlap and what each use costs
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See which AI subscriptions overlap and what each use costs
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Paying for ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini at once? Outgo groups subscriptions that do the same job, picks the one to keep, and splits each price by how often you use it. No account, no bank link, no ads. Free for 10 bills, one-time $4.99 Pro.




Hi Product Hunt,
Outgo answers one question: is each thing you pay for every month worth what it costs? It's built first for people who pay for several AI and dev tools at once, where ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini can quietly end up on the same card. Version 1.4 came out on Oct 26.
What it does:
• Overlaps: subscriptions that do the same job (AI chat, AI coding, streaming, music, cloud storage) are grouped, with a pick for which one to keep: the one you use most, or the cheaper one if it's a tie
• Cost per use: pick how often you use each subscription, once (daily, weekly, sometimes, rarely). Outgo divides the monthly price by about 22, 8, 2 or 0.5 uses
• A subscription score, and "Saved by canceling": mark one as canceled and the payments you skip add up
• A shareable receipt of your AI & Dev subscriptions (names and amounts only)
• Still there: your monthly total, what's due before payday, bills in any currency (daily ECB rates or a rate you set), reminders, and Home and Lock Screen widgets
Privacy: no account, no sign-in, no bank connection, no ads, no analytics. Data stays on your phone; the only network call fetches exchange rates.
A bit of backstory: this is an experiment. An AI coding agent (Claude Code) chose the idea, wrote most of the code, and runs the launch. I handled payments, legal terms, and testing on my own iPhone.
It's free for up to 10 bills, and Pro is a one-time $4.99, not a subscription. Pro adds unlimited bills, CSV export, a reminder time you choose, and Face ID lock (amounts are also hidden in the app switcher). I'd love feedback, especially on the usage counts: does "daily = about 22 uses a month" match how you'd count it?