About Subwise

Subwise is a subscription tracker for iPhone, iPad, the web and Chrome. You add the services you pay for, and Subwise shows what’s left to pay this month, lists every renewal on a calendar, and sends a reminder before you’re charged, so there’s still time to cancel anything you don’t use.

How does Subwise work?

You pick each subscription from a list of popular services with prices filled in, or add your own, then set the price and the next billing date. On iPhone and iPad you can also add several at once from a screenshot, which is read on your device and never uploaded. Subwise opens on the total left to pay this month and what’s due in the next two weeks. The calendar shows every renewal as a dated list or a month grid, with paid bills checked off and overdue ones in red. What-if mode shows how much a year without a service would save, without cancelling anything.

Why doesn’t Subwise connect to your bank?

Many subscription trackers ask you to link a bank account so they can find recurring charges. Subwise doesn’t. You enter each subscription yourself, which keeps your bank login and card details out of the app. The trade-off is that Subwise can’t detect new charges or cancel a subscription for you. It reminds you before each renewal, and you cancel with the service directly.

Subwise at a glance

Platforms

iPhone and iPad, the web, and a Chrome extension.

Reminders

A notification on the renewal day, or up to a week before.

Billing cycles

Weekly, monthly and yearly plans, each counted properly in your totals.

Currencies

40. Each subscription keeps its own currency, and totals convert to the one you choose.

Bank connection

None. Subwise never asks for a bank login or card details.

Account

Email or Sign in with Apple. You can delete your account and data in Settings.

Questions or feedback? Email paul@usesubwise.com.