About Subfoxy

Why I built Subfoxy

One evening, going through my credit card statement, I found a $14.99 charge for a streaming service I hadn't opened in eight months. Then another one — a "free trial" I'd forgotten to cancel back in March. That night I counted them all: I was quietly paying for eleven subscriptions, and actively using five.

I looked for a tool to fix this. Every app I tried wanted the same thing first: my bank login. Full access to my accounts, handed to a third party, just to see a list of my own subscriptions. That felt completely backwards.

So I built Subfoxy — a subscription tracker that works the way privacy should: you enter your subscriptions manually in a couple of minutes, and Subfoxy does the rest. Renewal reminders before you're charged. Free trial alerts before they convert. A clear picture of exactly where your money goes every month.

Subfoxy is a small, independent product, and I like it that way. Every support email comes to a real person, and every feature we ship exists because a user asked for it.

If Subfoxy saves you even one forgotten charge, it's done its job.