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ReccurIQ: Subscription Tracker
Subscriptions, in work hours
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Subscriptions, in work hours
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Every month, subscriptions quietly take a piece of your paycheck. ReccurIQ shows you exactly how big that piece is: in dollars, in years, and in the hours of your life you work to pay for it. Then it helps you decide what stays and what goes. No bank login. No spreadsheets. No ads. Just complete clarity over every recurring charge, designed for iPhone.







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Hey Product Hunt
A few months ago I added up my subscriptions for the first time. Netflix, Spotify, iCloud, a gym I hadn't been to since spring, two apps I couldn't even remember signing up for. The total wasn't shocking in dollars. What got me was when I divided it by what I earn per hour: I was working most of a day every month just to pay for things running in the background.
That's the whole idea behind ReccurIQ. It doesn't just tell you "$129 a month". It tells you "5 hours and 39 minutes of your work", and that hits differently.
From there you go through your subscriptions one by one: Keep, Review or Kill. You see exactly what you'd save, and what that money could turn into if you invested it instead. There's a calendar, reminders before every renewal and before free trials end (the sneakiest charges), a widget, Siri, and an AI assistant you can ask things like "where can I cut back this month?" It answers with your actual numbers.
A few things I cared about:
ā No bank login. Ever. You add your subscriptions in about two minutes from a catalog of 150 services.
ā Your data stays on your iPhone.
ā Free, no ads, no in-app purchases.
ā English, French, Spanish and Arabic, 12 currencies. I'm building this from Rabat, Morocco, and I wanted it to work for people outside the US too.
This is my first app, built solo on nights and weekends, so I'd genuinely love your feedback, even the harsh kind. One question I'm really curious about:
What's the subscription you forgot you were paying for?