Subscription Tracker
Track recurring subscriptions, see monthly and yearly totals, and get upcoming-due reminders. Multi-currency, offline, no signup.
About this tool
Add every subscription that bills on a schedule — Netflix, Spotify, gym, cloud storage, software, anything — and Subscription Tracker shows you where the money actually goes. The hero card at the top sums monthly and yearly spend in your default currency, the Upcoming section flags every subscription due in the next 30 days (with red for today and amber for the next three days), and the breakdown by category shows which slice of life eats the most. Each entry holds amount, billing cycle (weekly, monthly, quarterly, yearly), next-due date, category, icon, and color. Pause anything you don't want to count without losing the record. Export and import as JSON for backup. Everything is stored on your device — no signup, no servers.
Details
- Category
- Finance & Business
- Version
- 1.2.0
- Size
- 20 KB
- Updated
- May 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
How are weekly, quarterly, and yearly subscriptions converted to a monthly total?
Weekly is multiplied by 52/12, quarterly is divided by 3, yearly is divided by 12. The hero card and category breakdown use these monthly equivalents so you can compare apples to apples.
Can I track subscriptions in different currencies?
Yes — each subscription keeps its own currency (22 supported including USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, IDR, SGD, MYR, INR, etc.). The hero totals show everything in your default currency without conversion, so you'll see the raw sum. Pick the default that matches most of your subs.
What does the upcoming section show?
Every active subscription whose next-due date falls within 30 days. Red border means due today or overdue, amber means due within three days. Tap any row to open its detail and edit, pause, or delete.
Where is my data stored?
Only in your browser localStorage. Nothing is uploaded anywhere. Export to JSON anytime for backup, and import on another device to restore.
Does it work offline?
Yes. After the first load it works fully offline — add, edit, view totals, export, import. No network needed.
Why pause instead of delete?
Pause keeps the record but excludes it from totals and upcoming alerts. Useful for free trials, seasonal subscriptions, or anything you might come back to. Delete is permanent.
