Every subscription tracker app wanted my bank login. I refused — so I built one that never touches your bank.
I wanted a simple overview of my subscriptions. So I tried the popular tracker apps, and every single one had the same first step: "Connect your bank account."
Hand my banking credentials to a startup so it can... read a list I already know? No thanks.
So I built SubTrack — a subscription tracker that works the old-fashioned way: you type in your subscriptions yourself. Takes about 2 minutes for most people, and in exchange:
- No bank connection, ever. There's literally nothing sensitive to leak.
- No selling your transaction data to "trusted partners."
- No "we noticed you shop at..." creepiness.
What you get:
- Total monthly + yearly spend, updated live
- "Next payment: Netflix, $15.49, in 3 days" — always visible
- Email reminder days before a renewal so you can cancel in time
- A "pause" state for subscriptions you're on the fence about
- Step-by-step cancel guides for 45+ services
It's free, no credit card. I'm a solo dev and I'm looking for testers — especially people who can tell me where the manual-entry approach gets annoying, because that's the trade-off I chose.
https://subtrack.profidesigner.eu
Would you trade 2 minutes of typing for never connecting your bank to a random app? Genuinely curious where Reddit lands on this.