CentryAI

Subscription tracker built by someone who forgot 11 of them

Productivity

Artificial Intelligence

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Nice — the "find the cancel page in one tap" piece is the part that actually matters.
A lot of those forgotten subscriptions aren't just forgotten, they're engineered to be: negative-option billing, a cancel flow buried three menus deep, the "are you sure?" guilt screen.
The FTC's whole click-to-cancel push exists because companies bank on that friction. Anything that collapses cancellation back to one tap is doing real consumer-protection work. Curious whether you flag the free trials that auto-convert before the first charge lands — that's where most people actually get caught.

The Gmail scan worked surprisingly fast and actually caught a couple of subscriptions I had completely forgotten about, including one I had no idea how to cancel until the one tap option found the page for me. Solid for anyone who loses track of recurring charges.

This seems especially useful for anyone who's signed up for dozens of AI tools over the past year 😄. The Cancel Finder alone could save a lot of time.

Ironically, you need one more subscription to track your other subscriptions. Lifetime plan?

Anyway, I like the idea.

The zombie score is a nice touch. I imagine it's tricky though, because not every subscription is meant to be used regularly. A VPN, domain renewal, or cloud backup might look "dead" even when it's doing its job. How do you handle those cases? Congrats on the launch!

i love this.. i have been something like this exist.. curious how did you gett he signals for user? integrate with bank/financials?

No bank linking is the right call here. How does the Gmail scan work under the hood - parsed locally, or sent through a server and discarded right after? People get understandably nervous about anything reading their inbox.

I`m so hard on subscribing to something so I have very few subscriptions, but anyway, I think your product sounds really great - with a lot of information around every person these days it is so easy to miss and forget something, even if you are not having ADHD

This is useful. Does it catch App Store or Google Play charges, or only email-based ones?

Congrats on the great launch! Like the skipping bank linking! Receipt emails carry the service name and renewal date while bank statements give you "PAYPAL *XYZ 9.99". Question on Cancel Finder. Cancellation pages get moved and buried on purpose, static index might rot fast etc. Is it a curated list, scraped on a schedule, or resolved live at tap time?

Love this, especially the privacy angle. One thing that would help me: let me set a "trial reminder" that pings me a day or two before any free trial auto-renews, since those sneak past Gmail scans sometimes. Would catch the ones your scanner might miss.

Congrats with your launch!

I see more and more products & media getting targeted towards people with ADHD.

As a person with basically zero ADHD myself (I can focus on a single task for hours without any distractions, I have an excellent memory, and enjoy staying on topic), I find it hard to relate to the advertisement, but I'm curious and I do support.

Could you please explain simply what differentiate a products build for people with ADHD from the other products? We all have subscriptions, and many people track them in some way or another.

Which product design decisions were you making following this direction?

Thanks.

This one will save dollars; it's difficult to track fringe subscriptions like that domain autorenewal that I never use and I can already see long term savings.

It’s an interesting idea, I have found subscriptions I forgot about before and wished I cancelled sooner.

But people who are looking to reduce subscriptions won’t want to subscribe and pay? Maybe you can do ads or a different monitization scheme?

The inbox-scan then detect-recurring-charges then score-what-you-don't-use flow is the useful core, but connecting Gmail/iCloud is also the part I'd want to understand before granting access: does the email parsing run on-device, or does my mail get sent to a server to find the charges? And is it a one-time scan I can revoke, or a live connection that keeps reading new mail? For a utility like this, where the parsing actually runs is basically the whole trust decision.

The 'out of sight, out of mind' thing hits so close to home. honestly, the biggest barrier with existing tools is definitely the manual entry or the invasive bank syncing, so scanning the inbox without storing the data is a huge UX win.

Curious about how you handle the usage scoring though. if you don't link the bank and don't store the emails, what signals are you using to determine if someone isn't using a subscription? is it based on the frequency of receipt emails, or something else?

Thankfully, I do not have many subscriptions (only Claude and Twitter Premium), but this is certainly helpful for someone who has more than 5, because then you are getting lost :D