Expiring trials
The free week ends, the charge lands, and you only notice later.
SubsCraft is a private subscription tracker app for iPhone and Android. Manage renewal dates, recurring payments, and monthly or yearly spending in one clear view — without connecting your bank.
Pick a known service, create a custom one, or let AI Craft parse text, screenshots, photos, or voice.
Upcoming renewals, expiring trials, one-time purchases, and promo endings sit in Home and Calendar.
SubsCraft warns you before money moves, with data stored on your phone first.
Understand categories, currencies, and top subscriptions before the next cycle.
3 charges coming up. One trial ends tomorrow.
Spotify Premium, monthly, renews Jun 12.
SubsCraft makes recurring money visible before it leaves your account, with reminders and totals that stay easy to scan.
The free week ends, the charge lands, and you only notice later.
Big yearly bills arrive quietly when your budget already moved on.
Tools you stopped using keep taking tiny bites every month.
Reminders and AI reports stop the waste; AI Craft makes adding painless; the dashboard keeps every bill in view.
SubsCraft tracks renewals, trial endings, cancellations, and expirations, and fires a local notification before the money moves.
Pick your subscriptions and AI Saving checks what you actually pay against live promos, cheaper plans, and comparable services — then flags deals and trials about to expire. You get a report with estimated yearly savings and specific next steps.
Payment receipts, billing emails, or just say it out loud. AI fills in the rest.
A Home dashboard for monthly spend, a calendar for renewal days, and Insights for categories and trends.
Core records live in a local database on your device, and AI features only see what you choose to submit. No bank connection. No email scraping. No data sold.
Eight early testers used SubsCraft for trials, screenshot imports, privacy, AI Saving, and multi-currency tracking. These are excerpts from what they told us.
Cancelled in time for once
“Reminded me the day before my Apple TV+ trial ended, so I actually cancelled in time. That would've been another A$15.99. Amazon Prime already got me once with the auto renewal thing, so now every free trial I sign up for goes straight in here.”
Great tracker, just needs sync
“Tracking 14 subscriptions with this, about A$230 a month. With this one I take a photo or import something and it fills in most of the details, which is honestly the only reason I'm still tracking anything at all. The one thing missing is sync.”
Added 8 subs in a couple of minutes
“I screenshotted my App Store subscriptions page and it pulled in 8 of them in a couple of minutes. Pasted in a subscription email too and it even caught the intro price and the date it goes back up. No typing at all.”
Doesn't ask for your bank login
“I set this up by importing a few screenshots and it never asked me to connect anything. No bank access, everything stays on my phone, so it has no idea what I buy or where I shop. Happy to import a screenshot now and then instead.”
Eye opening, AI report is a bit slow
“First time I opened the dashboard it said $236 a month. I would have guessed half that, everything feels like "it's only ten bucks" until you add it all up. The AI savings report was more useful than I expected, it told me to drop Netflix to a cheaper plan and pointed out that my broadband promo pricing had ended, so I switched. Took about 20 minutes to generate though, which felt like forever.”
Best multi currency tracker I've tried
“My subscriptions are in USD and EUR, plus one that bills in GBP. This converts everything to USD automatically so there's finally one number. You can also switch between showing the original currency or the converted one, I flip between them all the time. Five stars anyway, nothing else I tried handles multiple currencies properly.”
Saw the $139 renewal coming
“Got a warning a week before the $139 Amazon Prime renewal hit. Usually I find out from my card statement after the money's gone, this time I actually had time to decide whether I wanted to keep it.”
No manual entry, just screenshots
“I refuse to enter subscriptions one by one. This one can read WeChat and Alipay payment notices, order pages, and even a shared-subscription chat screenshot. I added seven or eight at once and have not run into a wrong result yet.”
SubsCraft is a private subscription tracker app for iPhone and Android. It helps you manage recurring payments, renewal dates, trial endings, and monthly or yearly subscription spending.
No. SubsCraft helps you track subscriptions and reminds you before renewals, but it cannot cancel a subscription with another company. You still cancel through that provider or your app-store account.
No. You add subscriptions manually or use AI Craft with a photo, screenshot, pasted text, or voice note that you choose to submit.
Core subscription records are stored in a local database on your device. Content you choose to send to AI features is processed by SubsCraft services and the result is returned to the app.
Yes. You can manually export and restore a local backup, or manually store the latest backup on a WebDAV server you control. WebDAV backup is not automatic and does not keep a history of older files.
SubsCraft does not store the optional encryption key. If you lose it, an encrypted backup cannot be decrypted or restored, so keep the key somewhere safe.
You pick your recurring subscriptions, and AI Saving compares what you currently pay against live promotions, cheaper plans, and comparable services that could cost less — and flags trials or promo prices about to expire. You get a report with estimated annual savings and suggestions to review. It provides ideas only: it does not guarantee savings or cancel services for you.