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Recurred
Subscription tracker for iPhone and Mac. Free, no account.
Recurred tracks every subscription and recurring bill without a bank login, an account, or a paid tier. Add what you pay for, and it shows your renewal calendar, the real yearly cost, and what you barely open. New: a native Mac app, built for the Mac rather than resized from the iPhone one. Plus multi-currency totals, widgets, price history, and an Optimizer that shows how often you use each service. Data stays on your device and syncs through your own iCloud. No ads, no tracking.
About Recurred on Product Hunt
“Subscription tracker for iPhone and Mac. Free, no account.”
Recurred was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #157 on the daily leaderboard. Recurred tracks every subscription and recurring bill without a bank login, an account, or a paid tier. Add what you pay for, and it shows your renewal calendar, the real yearly cost, and what you barely open. New: a native Mac app, built for the Mac rather than resized from the iPhone one. Plus multi-currency totals, widgets, price history, and an Optimizer that shows how often you use each service. Data stays on your device and syncs through your own iCloud. No ads, no tracking.
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Hi Product Hunt 👋
I track around 40 subscriptions in 5 currencies. Before writing a line
of code I went through a dozen apps looking for one that could handle
that. A few had most of the features. None went anywhere near the depth
of breakdowns I wanted. A couple were beautiful and did almost nothing.
And nearly all of them wanted a monthly subscription, which is an ironic
thing to ask of a person installing a subscription tracker.
So I built my own.
You add what you pay for by hand, from a list of a few hundred services,
from a CSV, or by describing it in plain English, parsed on your device
if you have Apple Intelligence. Your data lives on your device and syncs
through your own iCloud. The only thing I run is a small Go service that
serves exchange rates. Old habits.
What's in it:
- A calendar of renewals, with reminders before a charge lands or a free
trial converts, at whatever hour suits you
- Any currency, one combined total, rates kept current
- An Optimizer that tracks how often you actually open each service over
a period, then tells you what to cancel and what you'd save
- Widgets, category breakdowns, price history, and a 3-year timeline
built from what you really paid rather than today's price
Two things I'm allowed to brag about. It's my first mobile app, written
from scratch and fully native in Swift. And the Mac version is a real
Mac app, not the iPhone build stretched sideways, which took
considerably longer than the rest of it.
It's free. Every feature, no paid tier, no ads, nothing sold. I may add
paid features later if enough people use it, but nothing that's free
today is going behind a wall.
Two things I'd love feedback on: whether the Optimizer's usage tracking
matches how you'd actually decide to cancel something, and what's
missing before you'd move off a spreadsheet.
And out of curiosity: what's the subscription you keep paying for and
never use? Mine was Coursera.