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AppFlux Labs

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this app

Keep track of all your recurring payments and subscriptions with ease!

Almost everyone today pays monthly or annual for services like Spotify, Netflix, and many more. With so many subscriptions, it’s easy to lose track of your expenses.

With this app, you can manage, track, and get reminders for all your subscriptions and recurring payments. See what you really spend every week, month, or year – and never miss a payment again!

⭐ Features ⭐

Create and manage recurring payments and one-time subscriptions

Enter billing periods (daily, weekly, monthly, annual/yearly) to see the next payment date

Get payment reminders so you never forget a subscription charge

Add details for each subscription: description, start date, payment method and notes

Organize with labels and colors, then filter subscriptions easily

View clear weekly, monthly, and yearly expense reports

160+ currencies with real-time exchange rates

Optional dark mode design

Backup your data securely (including Google Drive support)

💡 Have feedback or found a bug? Send it directly in the app under “Give Feedback” or by e-mail: [e-mail]

Ratings and reviews

Used to be a great app, but recent updates has made it clunky and full of ads. I wouldn't mind paying for premium to get rid of the ads, but they want $2 a month or $20 a year for it! Competing apps offer a VERY similar experience for a one time fee of $2. Needless to say, after having this installed for years, I have uninstalled it.

$25 a year for no ads when Mint is 99 cents a month and provides more financial insight than this app. There are much better ways to make money in an app than forcing people to pay a ransom to remove ads. For example, you could introduce new features and charge for those while leaving the free version the same as it was (without the very intrusive ads).

When I updated the app, I found out I had to start paying a subscription to remove ads despite having paid to remove them for a one time fee that, at the time, I thought would let me use the app no problem indefinitely. Now it's clear me and many other users were essentially tricked. It's unfortunate that I now have to look for other options. The app would get the job done in terms of basic necessity, but it pales feature-wise in comparison with literally every other subscription app out there.

What’s new

Notification stability has been improved.