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PayPing

All your recurring payments in one place

Productivity
Fintech
Analytics

Track renewals, get reminders, view analytics in beautiful dashboards, and use AI to optimize your subscription spending. Discord Bot, Chrome Extension. Email forwarding receipts. Also manage your credit card bills; when I said you can manage all recurring things: I meant it.

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What inspired you to build this? Honestly? Pure frustration. I kept opening my bank app and seeing random charges like “$9.99” or “$14.99” and just sitting there like… what is THIS? Half the time I couldn’t even remember what I subscribed to. A free trial would quietly flip into a paid plan, or some app I used once would keep charging me every month. I had subscriptions everywhere, streaming stuff, random software tools, apps I forgot existed. And the worst part was that I knew I was wasting money, I just didn’t know where or how much. At first, it was just about tracking subscriptions. But then I realized something bigger. Nobody actually has the time or energy to manually go to a website and add every single subscription they have. That’s not how real people behave. After a long day, the last thing you want to do is hunt down receipts and type stuff into a dashboard. So the real problem became two things: * subscriptions are invisible and easy to forget * managing them manually is friction-heavy and unrealistic Existing tools didn’t help much. Some charge you every month just to tell you you’re overspending (which is kinda ironic). Others try to do everything, bill negotiation, credit scores, random finance features nobody asked for. I just wanted something that: * tracks subscriptions automatically or with minimal effort * reminds you *before* you get charged * shows clearly where your money is going * doesn’t itself become another subscription you forget about So, I started super simple, just a dashboard where you could manually add subscriptions. But pretty quickly I realized: this still puts too much work on the user. That’s when I focused on reducing friction as much as possible. Instead of expecting people to manually log everything, I added two core solutions: * a Chrome extension that detects subscriptions when you sign up or pay (you just confirm the details and press Add) * receipt forwarding, where you just forward your emails and subscriptions get added automatically (still in beta) No extra effort, no forms, no “I’ll do it later.” It just happens. Now came the the biggest shift: PRICING. I looked at competitors charging monthly forever and thought, why should you pay monthly just to track monthly payments? You can track 3 subscriptions forever for free. No credit card. If you want unlimited, it’s a one-time $29. Pay once, done. No recurring fees. Ever. I also made a conscious decision to keep it focused. No upsells, no random finance junk. Just something clutter free that genuinely helps. If you wanna try it, it’s free at payping.space. Track 3 subscriptions forever, no card required. And if you need more, the lifetime deal costs less than what most apps charge you in a few months. Built out of pure annoyance… but honestly, that’s how the best tools start.

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Hey Muhammad. I really like this app. I was searching for a tool so I dont have to build it myself. One nice feature I would really like is that it automatcally fetches all my invoices from my Gmail so I dont have to manually upload it. It identifies which subscriptions I have based on my invoices in a seperate folder in my Gmail.

This feature would be awesome. Cause you know, developers are layze peope ;)

I actually think I received an advertisement for this elsewhere, so nice work. I very much enjoy how the graphics update dynamically based on which subscriptions are the most expensive.

However, as I'm sure you're aware there are other budgeting apps that offer this as a feature, curious how you see yourself as a differentiator?

Your onboarding hinges on low-friction capture (extension detection + receipt/email import). Which input source has proven most reliable so far, what are the top failure cases (mis-detected merchants, annual plans, price changes), and how do you design UX to keep users trusting the data?

Congrats on the launch! As someone who always loses track of digital subscriptions, this feels super useful. Also I really like the clean look of the website, definitely a fan of all the different colours theme you went for.

I got a question though, does PayPing detect price increases or plan changes automatically?

Pay once to stop paying forever? That alone deserves an upvote :D Congrats on the launch!

I’ll admit I was a bit worried at first about keeping so much sensitive payment account and bill info all in one place. I’d love to know: what specific measures has the platform taken for data encryption, storage and access permissions to keep my financial information completely safe?