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SubHawk

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Track subscriptions and trials. No bank login required.

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Track subscriptions and trials. No bank login required.

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Most subscription trackers ask you to link your bank account or scan your inbox to find your subscriptions automatically. SubHawk doesn't do either. You add your subscriptions and trials by hand, and it emails you a week before a renewal or trial ends, and again the day before, so you actually have time to cancel. No bank linking, no inbox scanning, no payment processing in the app at all. You can export your data as a CSV or delete your account anytime. It's free.

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Hi Product Hunt, I built SubHawk after adding up my own subscriptions and finding about $100 a month I wasn't really tracking. A trial I forgot to cancel, a renewal that snuck up on me, the usual story. Every tracker I looked at wanted to connect to my bank or scan my inbox to find my subscriptions automatically. I didn't want to hand over that kind of access just to keep a list of what I pay for, so I built the version I actually wanted: fully manual entry, and email reminders before you get charged. This is v1 and I'm actively building based on feedback, not treating it as finished. If you try it, I'd genuinely love to know what's confusing, what's missing, or what you'd want next. I'll be around all day to answer anything.

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4d ago

Finally a subscription tracker that does not try to read my entire inbox or grab my bank login. The double reminder a week out plus the day before is genuinely thoughtful, and exporting everything to CSV took about ten seconds.

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4d ago

Building a subscription tracker that doesn't want your bank login. Feedback welcome.

Hey everyone,

I'm launching SubHawk on Product Hunt this Tuesday, July 21, and wanted to share it here first.

I built it after realizing I was paying for subscriptions and trials I'd forgotten about, and every tracker I found wanted to link my bank account or scan my inbox to catch them automatically. I didn't want to hand over that kind of access just to see what I'm paying for, so I built the manual version instead: add what you pay for, get emailed before anything renews.

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