A subscription tracker built for renewals, not grocery receipts

Generic expense apps bury Netflix next to coffee. Recurno is purpose-built for recurring charges: what renews, who uses it, and what to cut.

  • Track every subscription with cost, cycle, and renewal date in one dashboard.
  • See upcoming renewals before money leaves, not after the bank alert.
  • Assign household members, categorize spend, export CSV/PDF, and get AI tips on Pro.
  • Free forever for up to 10 subscriptions.

What a real subscription tracker should do

List every recurring charge, normalize yearly plans to monthly, surface renewals in the next 7–30 days, and make cancel/pause decisions obvious. If a tool only graphs past card spend, it is not a subscription tracker, it is a statement viewer.

How Recurno works

Add services manually or from a catalog, set billing cycle and renewal date, optionally assign household members, then use the dashboard, calendar, attention list, and insights to act before charges hit.

  • Renewal calendar and upcoming renewals
  • Category and household breakdowns
  • Pause flags for seasonal tools
  • CSV on Free; PDF + AI insights on Pro

Who it is for

Households juggling streaming stacks, freelancers with a SaaS bill that rivals rent, and anyone who has paid for a trial they forgot existed.

FAQ

Questions people ask before they start

What is the best free subscription tracker?+

Recurno Free tracks up to 10 subscriptions with renewals, basic analytics, 2 household members, and CSV export, enough for most people to find and cut waste without a credit card.

Does Recurno auto-import from my bank?+

No. You add or import the subscriptions you care about. That avoids brittle bank logins and keeps your tracker accurate for renewals that banks label poorly.

Can I export my subscription list?+

Yes. CSV export is on Free. Pro adds PDF reports and a full JSON backup of subscriptions, household members, and categories.

See every renewal in one place

Create a free Recurno account and add your stack in minutes.