SubWatch helps you track and manage all your subscriptions in one place. Get reminders before renewals, visualize your spending, and never get surprised by a forgotten payment again. Built by a solo developer.
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We all have too many subscriptions. Streaming services, software, gym memberships,
cloud storage... they add up fast and it's easy to forget what you're paying for.
I realized I was paying for 3 music streaming services at the same time. For 4 months.
That's how SubWatch was born.
WHAT IT DOES
• Track all your subscriptions in one place
• Get smart reminders before payments hit your card
• Visualize spending patterns with beautiful charts
• Multi-currency support with automatic conversion
• Export your data anytime
WHY IT'S DIFFERENT
✓ Completely free (no premium tier, no upsells)
✓ Beautiful, modern design
✓ Built by someone who actually uses it daily
TECH NERDS
Built with Next.js 15, TypeScript, TailwindCSS, MongoDB, and Redis. Fast, responsive,
and works on any device. No UI library.
I'm a solo developer who spent 1 month on this. Would love your feedback!
SubWatch nails the core job to be done: track renewals and warn me before I get charged. Onboarding is frictionless (manual add + smart suggestions), and the interface is beautifully minimal—dates, price, next charge, done. No bank connections or credential scraping, which makes it feel instantly trustworthy. It’s fast, lightweight, and focused—exactly what a subscription tracker should be.
What needs improvement
CSV import/export for quick bulk setup and backups.
A tiny upcoming-renewals widget (mobile/desktop).
Shared spaces (family/teams) with per-subscription permissions.
“Inactive for 30+ days” flags to spot unused subscriptions.
Optional browser extension to capture plan details at checkout.
vs Alternatives
I chose SubWatch because it’s completely free and feels thoughtfully engineered. The app is fast, responsive on every screen size, and refreshingly user-friendly—no clutter, just the essentials. You can tell the underlying architecture is clean: pages load instantly, interactions are smooth, and the minimal UI keeps focus on dates, prices, and the next charge. It does exactly what I need without friction or fees.
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I think an AI wrote this tbh. it really doesn't look like you even opened the app. you're writing about features that aren't there like they exist, and saying features that are there don't.
