RenewalNote stores the renewal dates you enter and reminds you before they arrive. No bank connection, no automatic detection, and no budget to maintain.
The whole idea
The app only knows what you type in. There is no account to link and no transaction history to read.
Name, date, amount, reminder. Adding a subscription takes about ten seconds.
Set the warning per subscription. A week for a large annual plan, a day for something small.
See upcoming charges in date order, with monthly and yearly totals for what you added.
Most of this is built. Here is what each part does, and exactly where it stops.
4 shipping · 1 planned
Everything you added, in date order, with the nearest renewal raised into its own card. A week strip marks the days something lands on. On a day with nothing due, it tells you that and stays quiet.
Answers what is coming up in a couple of seconds.
Add the end date when you sign up and pick how much notice you want. This is the part of the app we care most about getting right.
Turns a missed date into a decision you actually make.
You add the trial yourself. RenewalNote cannot detect one you have not entered.
Three views over the same records. A calendar marks the days a renewal lands on, a month list shows what falls in each one, and totals spread annual plans across the year so a single large charge does not hide.
Gives you notice, not a surprise.
Built from the dates and amounts you entered, not from your bank.
Every item holds a link to the provider's own cancellation page and a hint about which account you used, so the details are already there when you decide. The assembled checklist view is still being built.
RenewalNote helps you prepare. Cancellation is completed directly with the provider.
A monthly and a yearly total, with annual plans divided across twelve months so the average is honest. There are no budgets to set and no targets to miss.
Next 7 days$135.00
September$165.00
Renewals3 this week
Reflects what you entered, not your actual charges. RenewalNote never sees those.
Screens are captures of the app with sample data entered by hand. Anything marked planned is not built yet.
That is the whole architecture. There is no bank integration to authorise, no transaction feed to scan, and no credentials for other services stored anywhere. The trade is real and worth stating plainly: RenewalNote can only remind you about things you remembered to add.
No launch date is being announced until there is one worth announcing. Waitlist members hear first, and the updates page is where progress gets written down as it happens.
One email, when RenewalNote is ready to try.
No bank connection · No transaction scanning
