Most people can't name every subscription they pay for. Recurra keeps them all in one place, reminds you before each renewal, and tells you when a price goes up — entirely on your phone.
Free to start · No bank logins · No accounts · No ads
Set up in under a minute. No bank logins, no accounts, no spreadsheets.
Pick from 30+ popular services with one tap — or screenshot your Apple subscriptions list and Recurra reads it instantly, right on your phone.
Your true monthly and yearly spend, upcoming renewals, and spending by category — all on one beautiful dashboard.
Reminders before you're charged, price-hike alerts, and a monthly review that points out overlapping services and annual-plan options.
Every feature exists to answer one question: what am I actually paying for each month?
Get notified before every charge — same day to a week ahead, per subscription. Never get surprised by a renewal again.
Screenshot your Apple subscriptions page and Recurra reads names, prices, and renewal dates in seconds — entirely on-device.
Once a month Recurra reviews your list and flags overlapping services, subscriptions with an annual option, and prices that have crept up — written on your iPhone, never sent anywhere.
Full price history for every subscription. When a service quietly raises its price, it isn't quiet anymore.
Every cancellation and downgrade you make gets logged with a date, so you have a record of what you dropped and when.
Your subscriptions on every device — iPhone and iPad stay in step, and your data is always backed up through your iCloud.
Recurra will scan your Apple Card activity on-device to find recurring charges you're not tracking yet.
Most people guess about half the real number. Drag the sliders and see for yourself — or open the full subscription cost calculator for monthly, yearly, and five-year totals.
That's $96 a month across 8 subscriptions. Recurra shows you the real figure for your own list, and reminds you before each renewal.
Start free. Upgrade when you want the full tracking toolkit.
Yes. Recurra has no accounts and no servers of its own — your data lives on your device today, and iCloud sync (coming soon) will keep it backed up and in step across your devices through your own iCloud. Either way, we never see it.
No. Recurra never asks for bank credentials. Add subscriptions from the built-in catalog, or screenshot your Apple subscriptions page and Recurra reads it with on-device text recognition.
Every month it analyzes your subscriptions for overlapping services, annual-plan savings, price increases, and big upcoming renewals — then gives you a prioritized list with real dollar amounts. On supported iPhones it uses Apple's on-device intelligence to write your report; no data is ever sent anywhere.
Yes — Pro is a standard App Store subscription managed by Apple. Cancel anytime in Settings → Apple Account → Subscriptions, and you keep Pro until the end of the period you paid for.
It's deleted with the app, because it only ever existed on your device. There is no copy anywhere else.
Open Settings, tap your name at the top, then Subscriptions. That page lists everything billed through your Apple Account — but not anything you pay for with a card directly, like Netflix billed on its own site, a gym membership, or insurance. Full walkthrough here.
That's the whole idea. Recurra has no bank integration at all — you add subscriptions from the built-in catalog of 30+ services or by screenshotting your Apple subscriptions page. Here's why we built it that way.
Download Recurra free, add your subscriptions in a minute, and see the number most people never look at. No bank login, no account.
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