Dues: Subscription Tracker

About this app

Dues keeps every subscription and recurring bill in one calm place, so a renewal never catches you off guard, and you always know what you're really paying each month. No bank login. No account. No tracking. Everything you add stays on your device. WHAT DUES DOES • Track anything that bills you on repeat from streaming, music, apps, your gym, insurance, cloud storage, memberships, and more. • Get a heads-up before each charge, so a free trial never quietly becomes a payment. Choose how many days' notice you want as a default, or per subscription. • See what you actually spend: your monthly average, your yearly total, and a month-by-month view of when charges really land (so an annual plan shows up as one spike, not a blur). • Add a service in seconds — pick from popular ones with real logos, or add your own in any currency, on any cycle from weekly to every two years. • Keep a backup you control: export your whole list to a file any time, and import it on a new phone. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No ads. No analytics. No account. Dues never asks to connect your bank and never uploads what you pay for. Your list stays on your device and it's yours to export whenever you like. FREE WITH AN OPTIONAL ONE-TIME UPGRADE Track up to 10 subscriptions for free. Dues Plus is a single purchase (never a subscription) that unlocks: • Unlimited subscriptions • Home-screen widgets your total and next renewals at a glance • Spending by category, so it's clear where to trim Have a question or an idea? We read every message.

Tapping a renewal in the widget now opens that subscription, and the widget's "Tap to unlock" finally opens Dues Plus instead of doing nothing. Your chosen sort order is remembered between launches. You can now rate Dues from Settings, and the app asks at a sensible moment rather than missing it. It used to be possible to step straight past that moment by adding several subscriptions at once, and then never be asked again. The first tap into a text field no longer stalls.

Momentum comes from crawler snapshots for the tracked storefront. “Viral growth signal” means unusually fast recent rating gains; it is an indicator, not download data.

1. First observed Sep 13, 2026 · 2:48 AM Free