A subscription tracker that will not invent an exchange rate
Households and freelancers often pay in more than one currency. Recurno keeps the currency on each subscription and never adds them together. Totals are grouped, charts pick one currency at a time, and the number you see is the number you pay.
The short version
- 0145 currencies, including CHF and XOF, set per subscription rather than per account.
- 02Amounts in different currencies are never summed. There is no exchange-rate feed behind the dashboard.
- 03Charts and forecasts scope to one currency at a time, defaulting to the one you use most.
- 04Useful when partners bank in different countries, or a freelance stack is billed in USD next to rent in euros.
Why a single converted total is worse than several right ones
A dashboard that turns everything into one home currency looks tidy and is wrong by the time you read it. Rates move, billing dates do not line up, and a yearly dollar charge converted at today's rate is not what will leave the account. Recurno refuses that number on purpose.
How Recurno stores money
Each subscription carries its own currency. If you leave it blank, it inherits the account display currency. A household can therefore track Netflix in euros, iCloud in dollars, and a gym in pounds without forcing them into one column.
- Per-subscription currency, 45 options
- Monthly and yearly plans normalised inside that currency
- Spend, renewals and cancelled savings grouped per currency
- No live FX, no invented monthly total across currencies
Who this is for
Couples with cards in two countries, digital nomads whose tools bill in dollars, and anyone whose bank already shows two currencies and does not need a third guess from a $3 app.
Frequently asked
01Does Recurno convert between currencies?+
No. There is no exchange-rate source, so amounts in different currencies are never added together. Totals are grouped per currency, and charts are scoped to one currency at a time.
02Can each subscription use a different currency?+
Yes. Currency is stored on the subscription. If you do not set one, it uses the account display currency. That is how a household can pay for different services in different currencies without mixing the numbers.
03What happens if I only use one currency?+
You see one total, the same as any single-currency tracker. The grouping only appears when more than one currency is in use, so the common case does not get noisier.
Next step
Track every currency you actually pay in
Free for up to 30 subscriptions. No bank login, no invented FX.