Subscription Audit — Renewals

Subscription Audit — Renewals — Every subscription, its renewal date, and what a year of it really costs.

Subscriptions are designed to be forgotten. Nine ninety-nine a month does not feel like a decision; a hundred and twenty a year does. This subscription tracker and audit tool works from the list you enter once: it shows the yearly cost, can remind you before each renewal and never connects to your bank.

The app does NOT connect to your bank, your card or your app store and cannot cancel anything for you. It knows only the subscriptions you add, so a forgotten one stays invisible; cancelling is done on the provider's own page.

WHAT IT DOES
• Add a subscription by typing it or from a receipt, an email or a store-page screenshot — read on your phone, never uploaded
• See the yearly cost of each one, and of all of them together
• Price history: change an amount and the old price stays, with the date and the rise in %
• A month-by-month chart and a breakdown by category show where the money goes
• A renewal calendar puts every payment of the next twelve months on its day
• Several currencies? Type your own exchange rates for one combined total — no rate is ever fetched
• A reminder before a renewal, on the day you choose — tap Paid, or cancel while you still can
• A home screen widget lists your next four renewals
• Mark one cancelled and keep it on record with the date
• No bank connection, no card, no account: the list stays on this phone

HOW YOU SET IT UP
You add your first record — for example “Streaming · 9.99 / month · renews 14 March” — and the app does the arithmetic from there: the running totals, the period summary and the report you can hand over. Reminders are the ones you set yourself. It works with no signal and in aeroplane mode — only the free tier's ads need a connection — and both themes and large text are supported.

WHO IT IS FOR
Anyone who has lost track of what renews, when, and for how much — and wants a subscription manager with no bank connection.

WHAT IT DOES NOT DO
• It gives no professional advice and makes no decision for you — it shows you your own numbers.
• It creates no account and uploads nothing: there is no server to sign in to and no sync to turn off.
• It asks you for no account. No sign-up, no password.
• No personal data goes to the developer. Google's ad SDK collects IP, interactions, diagnostics and device IDs.
• The free tier is paid for by ads: banner, interstitial, rewarded, rewarded interstitial, app open, and an “Ad”-labelled card in your subscription list. No interstitial on launch; a rewarded interstitial always opens with an intro screen you can skip.
• Nothing of it stays pinned to your notification shade.



PRIVACY
Your subscriptions and their renewal dates are stored on the device and nowhere else — the developer operates no server to receive them. Permissions requested: network state, internet, notifications, letting the ads library tell Wi-Fi from mobile data, restarting tasks after a reboot, vibration, keeping the phone awake while a task runs, Google Play billing (no product on sale) and ads in the free tier.

LIMITS — honestly
• Totals reflect exactly your subscriptions and their renewal dates: what you left out is not counted, and the app has no second source to notice it with.
• Rates, limits and prices set by others are typed in by you, not shipped with the app, so the answer keeps up when they change.
• Your records are never copied to a cloud — that would be someone else's computer. Take the Settings backup before you change phones.

This app reads NO outside data: every figure it shows is calculated from the records you enter. Your records are stored on your phone and the app does not send them to any server.

Subscription Audit — Renewals is an independent app. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to any institution, authority, brand or company mentioned in it.

Contact: bulbildir@mail.com

Recent changes:
• Tap a locked feature's note for an optional rewarded ad that unlocks it; skip it and the lock stays.
• The in-app privacy policy now matches the published version.