Subscription Manager: Subtab

The honest way to track every subscription, by hand. See your real monthly and yearly spend and get reminded before renewals and free trials bill you. No bank linking. No account.

Download on the App Store

Why Subtab

No bank linking, ever

Other trackers want access to your bank. Subtab never does. You add what you pay, in seconds.

Free-trial alerts

Get warned 2 days before a free trial converts to paid, the moment most people forget and get charged.

Real spend totals

See your monthly and yearly cost at a glance, with every billing cycle converted for you.

Calendar & widgets

A renewal calendar and home-screen widgets keep what is coming next always in view.

Private by design

No account, no sign-up, no email. Your data stays on your device.

Cancel in one tap

We will not trap you. Cancel a subscription to Subtab any time, right from your Apple ID settings.

How it works

1. Add it

Name, price, billing cycle, next renewal, category and color, plus an optional free-trial end date.

2. See it

Monthly and yearly totals, upcoming renewals, and a renewal calendar for the month.

3. Stay ahead

On-device reminders before every renewal and before trials bill you.

4. Glance anywhere

Add a widget to your home screen for spend and next renewals.

Free and Premium

Lifetime
one-time purchase, never renews
Annual
billed yearly
Weekly
3-day free trial, then billed weekly

Track up to 5 subscriptions for free. Premium includes unlimited subscriptions, free-trial alerts and home-screen widgets. Current prices for your country are shown in the app before you buy.

FAQ

Does Subtab connect to my bank?

No. Never. You enter subscriptions by hand, and the data stays on your device.

Do I need an account?

No account, no sign-up, no email. Just open the app and start.

What is the free tier?

You can track up to 5 subscriptions for free. Premium removes the limit and includes free-trial alerts and widgets.

Is there a one-time option?

Yes. Choose a one-time Lifetime unlock, which never renews, or a weekly plan with a 3-day free trial or an annual plan.