Household subscription tracking that ends the 'who pays for this?' fight

Shared plans only work when someone owns the list. Recurno assigns subscriptions to people, surfaces renewals, and keeps streaming stacks from quietly doubling.

  • Assign every subscription to a household member or shared pot.
  • See combined monthly burn across the family, yearly plans normalized.
  • Free includes 2 members; Pro unlocks unlimited household members.
  • Review renewals together before price hikes and unused seats renew.

Why households overspend on subscriptions

Two adults, kids apps, and a streaming stack create overlapping accounts. Without a shared source of truth, everyone assumes someone else cancelled the trial.

Rules that stick

Set a monthly household cap, name an owner for each service, and review the next 14 days of renewals once a week. Recurno makes that review a five-minute habit instead of a spreadsheet argument.

  • Member assignment on every subscription
  • Upcoming renewals for shared plans
  • Categories for streaming vs kids vs utilities-like memberships

FAQ

Questions people ask before they start

Can multiple people use Recurno for one household?+

Recurno is built around the account owner's household list, invite flows help share access. Assign members so spend is attributed clearly even if one person maintains the tracker.

How many household members can I add?+

Free includes 2 household members. Pro unlocks unlimited members for larger families or roommate setups.

Can we track Netflix family plans?+

Yes. Add the plan cost and renewal, assign who is covered, and review seats when someone moves out or stops watching.

Put the household stack on one list

Start free with 2 members, upgrade when the family grows.