The date, not just the total
A 30-day timeline shows which days money actually leaves. Charges due within three days turn orange, so an unwanted renewal is something you catch before it happens, not after.
SUBSCRIPTION TRACKER · FREE
SubWatch adds up everything that renews automatically — streaming, cloud storage, AI tools, gym, shopping memberships — and shows you the monthly total, the yearly damage, and the exact days money leaves your account. It runs entirely in your browser. No account, no upload, no tracking.
Most subscription trackers ask you to hand over a bank login or a list of everything you pay for. SubWatch has no server to send it to. Your data is written to your own browser's storage and stays there. You can export a backup file whenever you want, and that file goes wherever you put it — nowhere else.
A 30-day timeline shows which days money actually leaves. Charges due within three days turn orange, so an unwanted renewal is something you catch before it happens, not after.
Pay Netflix in won, ChatGPT in dollars, Amazon in yen? Enter each at its real amount and currency. SubWatch converts everything into whichever currency you think in — won, dollar, yen, or yuan.
Weekly, monthly, quarterly, and yearly plans are all converted to a monthly figure, so a $264 annual bill is correctly counted as $22 a month rather than forgotten for eleven months.
Not sure whether to drop something? Pause it. The row stays in your list but leaves the total, so you can see exactly what cancelling would save before you commit.
A ranked breakdown by category tells you whether the leak is streaming, AI tools, or the gym membership you stopped using in March.
Use it as a web page, or install it to your home screen and dock. Once installed it opens in its own window and works with no connection at all.
iPhone / iPad: open it in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen. Android: open it in Chrome and tap Install app. Mac / Windows: open it in Chrome or Edge and click the install icon at the right of the address bar. There is nothing to download and no App Store review to wait for.
FAQ
Yes. Every feature is available with no limits, no account, and no payment. There is no paid tier at the moment.
No, and it never will. You enter subscriptions by hand. That is slower to set up, but it means there is no bank login to hand over and no third party holding your transaction history.
In your browser's local storage, on the device you are using. It is not sent anywhere. That also means it is not synced: a different browser or a different phone starts empty.
Yes, if you clear your browser data, and iOS Safari may clear storage for sites you haven't opened in a long while. Use the built-in backup to copy your data out as a JSON file, and paste it back in to restore. Take a backup after you first fill everything in.
Open Backup, copy the JSON or save it as a file, then open SubWatch on the other device, paste it into the same box, and choose restore.
No. Rates are entered by hand, because fetching live rates would mean the app phones home — the one thing it is built not to do. Update them occasionally under the Rates button. Card issuers add roughly 1–3% on foreign charges, so round up if you want the figure to match your statement.
Not yet. Notifications need a server and an account, which would change what this app is. For now it shows what is coming when you open it.
Any current version of Safari, Chrome, Edge, or Firefox, on desktop or mobile. Installing to the home screen or dock needs Safari on iOS, or Chrome/Edge elsewhere.
CONTACT
Found a bug, or a service you'd like added to the presets? Email support@meshwatch.app or use the Support page.