Free trials end when you decide.
Mark a subscription as a trial and Daftar counts down to the day it turns into a paid plan. The reminder links straight to the cancel page, so cancelling takes one tap instead of a hunt through account settings.
Daftar keeps your subscriptions, prices and renewal dates in one ledger, and reminds you on your phone before money leaves your account. It never asks for your bank login.
The demo runs in your browser with sample data. Nothing to install.
Mark a subscription as a trial and Daftar counts down to the day it turns into a paid plan. The reminder links straight to the cancel page, so cancelling takes one tap instead of a hunt through account settings.
Each charge sits on the day it lands, and the taller the line, the bigger the charge. Weekly plans show every time they bill, so a heavy week is obvious before it starts.
Yearly plans count as their monthly share and other currencies are converted at daily rates, so the number at the top is what your subscriptions really cost you each month.
One digest a day at the hour you choose: a week, three days and a day before monthly charges, and up to two months ahead of yearly ones. iPhone through Bark, Android through ntfy, or both.
It only knows your dates. You type in what you pay for; nothing connects to your bank or your card.
Free covers a handful of subscriptions. Pro is for everything you pay for.
$0
Free while you track up to 5
$2.50 / month
Billed $30 once a year
Planned early-access prices. Accounts are opened by invitation while billing is being set up.
No. You add each subscription yourself: the name, the price, how often it bills and when it started. Daftar works out every renewal from there.
No, it never touches the subscription itself. Save the service's cancel page with the subscription and every reminder links straight to it.
Through two free apps: Bark on iPhone and ntfy on Android. Paste your device key or topic into Settings, send a test, and the daily digest arrives at the hour you pick.
US dollar, euro, British pound, Egyptian pound, Saudi riyal, UAE dirham, Turkish lira and Japanese yen. Totals lead with your main currency, and the others are converted at daily rates.
Yes. In Settings, under Data, you can download your whole ledger as a file and import it again later.
Daftar is in early access and accounts are opened by invitation. The demo shows the full app with sample data in the meantime.