Eluna: Subscription Tracker

Every subscription in one place, with a reminder before each renewal. No bank connection, no account, no ads — the list stays on your iPhone.

Every subscription you pay for, in one list that belongs to you.

Eluna Subs remembers what renews and when, and tells you before the money leaves — not after. It never connects to a bank, never asks you to register, and works with the network switched off.

REMINDERS THAT ACTUALLY ARRIVE Choose how many days ahead and at what time. A separate screen checks whether the system will really deliver them and names what to fix — the complaint every app in this category collects.

BEFORE A TRIAL TURNS INTO A CHARGE Mark a trial, see the day it converts, and hear about it while cancelling is still free.

ADDING TAKES SECONDS 1568 services with their logos, searchable in your own alphabet. 1560 of them carry the official cancellation link, so "how do I stop this" is one tap instead of a search.

BRING IN WHAT YOU ALREADY PAY FOR • A bank statement, CSV or PDF: recurring charges are found on the device, with no bank connection. • A screenshot of your App Store subscriptions: read on the device, because store charges reach a statement as a single merged line that nobody can split.

THE MONEY SIDE Monthly and yearly totals, a calendar of what is coming, spending by category, and a budget that warns you when subscriptions cross it. Any currency, with rates you can refresh or correct by hand.

YOUR COPY, YOUR CLOUD An encrypted backup in your own iCloud, opened only by your password and recovery code. Or an encrypted file, or plain CSV, JSON and a calendar export — all of it yours to move.

PRIVATE BY DEFAULT One screen lists every request the app is able to make and how to switch each one off. There is no "other" category: what is not named there, the app does not do. No account, no ads, no paywall — nothing is locked away.

Free. A tip is welcome and unlocks nothing, because everything is already open.

61 languages with full right-to-left support, iPhone and iPad layouts, ten app icons, light and dark themes.