Every subscription in one place.
Always know what you're paying and when the next charge lands. Free, with no ads and no account.

A closer look.

Add in seconds
Tap one of the popular services, or search for your own.

Or just describe them
Write or dictate the whole list and your iPhone fills in the details.

Payment calendar
Every charge on the day it lands, so nothing arrives unannounced.

What one costs you
The yearly figure, and how much of a category it quietly takes.

The year at a glance
Totals by month and by year, in every currency you pay in.

The Optimizer
Cut what you never open and watch the yearly total drop.
Made for the bigger screen.
Recurred uses every inch of the iPad, so your whole subscription picture sits on one screen instead of one tap away.
The whole dashboard at once
Totals, upcoming charges and every subscription together, with no scrolling to find them.
Calendar and totals, together
The month's payment calendar sits right beside the numbers it adds up to.
The same list everywhere
Add a subscription on your iPhone and it's already on your iPad, synced through your iCloud.
What it does.
Track in any currency
Add each subscription in its own currency and see the total in yours, with exchange rates kept up to date.
Never miss a payment
A calendar shows exactly when money leaves your account, and reminders reach you before a renewal or free trial ends.
See future months
Open any upcoming month to check what you are due to pay. Useful when a few annual bills happen to land together.
Cancel what you don't use
The Optimizer lets you log how often you use each service over a set period, then helps you decide what is worth keeping.
Know where the money goes
Spending breakdowns by month and category mean nothing quietly drains your account in the background.
Private by default
Your subscriptions stay on your device and sync only through your own iCloud. Recurred does not track or sell your data.
Widgets on your home screen
Up Next shows what is due and how much, or the next three charges with names and prices. This Month tracks how much has already left your account and what next month is shaping up to cost.
Add them by describing them
Write or dictate your subscriptions in your own words and Recurred fills in the details, read entirely on your device. Needs an iPhone with Apple Intelligence.
Import from a spreadsheet
Already keep your subscriptions in a CSV file? Bring the whole list across at once instead of adding them one by one.
Your data stays yours.
Everything you add lives on your device and syncs through your own iCloud. No account, no ads, no tracking, and your subscription data never reaches anyone else's servers.
Read the privacy policyQuestions, answered.
Is Recurred free?
Yes. Every feature is unlocked, with no ads and no in-app purchases — there is no subscription required to track your subscriptions.
Does Recurred connect to my bank?
No. There is no bank login and no account to create. You add what you pay for yourself, so Recurred never touches your financial accounts.
Where is my data kept?
On your device. It syncs only through your own iCloud, so your subscriptions move between iPhone and iPad without passing through anyone else’s servers. Nothing is tracked or sold.
Is there an Android version?
No, and there are no plans for one. Recurred is built to be fully native on iPhone and iPad rather than spread thin across platforms.
Does it work on iPad?
Yes. It is a universal app — the same subscriptions, synced through iCloud, with a layout that uses the bigger screen to show your details side by side.
Are there home screen widgets?
Two. Up Next shows the charges about to land, and This Month tracks your spending against what you usually pay — both without opening the app.
Can Recurred help me cancel subscriptions I don't use?
Yes. Over a tracking period you set, you log how often you actually use each service — Recurred does not watch you in the background. It then sorts them by usage and shows how much you would save a year by cutting the ones you barely touch.
Do I need Apple Intelligence?
No. It only powers a few small touches — describing your subscriptions in plain English for Recurred to fill in, or suggesting a fitting icon from Apple’s own symbols when a service is not one of the built-in ones — all handled on your device. Everything else, including importing a CSV, works without it.
Who makes Recurred?
One developer. I built it to get my own subscriptions under control, then made it good enough to share — which is why it stays free and private, with every feature unlocked.
Get your subscriptions under control.
Free for iPhone and iPad. Requires iOS or iPadOS 18 or later.

