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RenewLoop
“Wait… when did I sign up for this?”
We've all been there. RenewLoop keeps every subscription in one place — Netflix, Spotify, gym memberships, cloud storage, apps and anything else you pay for — and reminds you before each one renews, so you have time to cancel what you don't need.
Add it once. Get warned before you pay.
You add what you're paying for, and RenewLoop keeps track of it. No bank login, no statements to upload.
A few taps per subscription
Name, price, category and how often it bills. That's all RenewLoop needs to work out every renewal date from here on.
A heads-up before the charge
A notification arrives a few days before something renews — 3 days by default, and you can change it — while there's still time to cancel.
Your real monthly spend
Weekly, yearly and everything between, added up into one monthly and one yearly figure — so you finally know where the money goes.
What you pay for, and when it renews
Upcoming renewals are sorted by date, so the next charge is always at the top. Group subscriptions by category to see which part of your life costs the most, and edit one or mark it cancelled the moment you decide it isn't worth it.
Simple, on purpose
A lot of subscription trackers ask for your bank login or lock the useful parts behind a paywall. RenewLoop does neither.
Who it's for
If you've ever forgotten to cancel a free trial, lost track of your streaming subscriptions, or wondered where your money goes every month, RenewLoop is for you. One clean place to see what you're paying for and when it's going to renew.
Only what you type in
RenewLoop stores your account and the subscriptions you add, so it can show them back to you and remind you on time. It doesn't ask for your camera, contacts, photos or location. You can delete your account and all its data any time, from Settings in the app.
Want to try RenewLoop?
RenewLoop is in closed testing on Android, and more features are coming soon. Email us to join the next group of testers — and if something doesn't work or there's a feature you'd like to see, I'd genuinely love to hear from you.