Subscription tracker

Every subscription, every renewal date, one screen

The modern household runs a small empire of recurring charges — streaming, apps, tools, memberships — and no one can name the whole portfolio. Bills arrive; surprise follows.

The cost is not any single subscription. It is the fog: the total nobody knows, the renewals nobody sees coming, the annual plan that renews eleven months after you forgot it.

How Fam helps

What getting control requires:

The full inventory, visible. What you pay, what it is for, how often — one screen, shared with the household.

Renewal dates that warn you. The decision moment is before the charge. Reminders that fire then turn surprise into choice.

Cancellation as a task. Deciding to cancel is not the same as canceling. The gap between them is where subscriptions go to live forever.

How Fam handles this: every recurring charge with cost, renewal date, and purpose in one place — with reminders before renewal, and cancellation one tap into an assigned, dated task. No bank connection needed; looking at the list honestly once is the entire point.

Common questions

No — you enter your subscriptions once. No credentials, nothing to leak, and the exercise of listing them is where the savings start.
Yes, and the whole household sees them — the audit and the decisions become shared facts.
$4/month — typically less than the first forgotten subscription it helps you catch.

Subscription tracker shouldn't run your life.

First month free, no card. $4/month after, for the whole household.

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