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It gives you one list of everything you pay for each month, warns you before a renewal or free trial charges, and shows you how to cancel each service. Apps differ in how they build that list: some link bank and card accounts to detect recurring charges, others have you add the subscriptions yourself.

They fall into two camps. Bank-linked apps such as Rocket Money connect to your accounts, detect recurring charges from your transaction history, and some will contact a merchant on your behalf on a paid plan. Private trackers such as Gravity never touch your accounts: you add what you pay for, and the app tracks renewals and walks you through the official cancellation steps, which you complete yourself.

Not for anything billed through Apple. Settings > [your name] > Subscriptions lists those and lets you cancel in a few taps, at no cost. An app earns its place when your subscriptions are spread across Apple, Google, and direct card billing, because the store lists only ever show their own share and the rest are invisible until the charge lands.

It depends on what the app asks for. Bank-linked apps route through providers like Plaid and need read access to your financial accounts, which is a real trade-off to weigh. An app that works from what you enter yourself never has that access, so there is no account connection to secure in the first place. Check what any app requires before installing it.

Four things: whether it requires a bank connection, which platforms it runs on, what it costs, and whether it actually helps you cancel or only lists what you pay. Many trackers stop at the list. Compare the current options on our subscription tracker comparison before you commit to one.

Gravity is a private subscription manager for iPhone. Add your subscriptions, see recurring costs, get renewal and free-trial reminders, and follow AI-powered cancellation guidance, all without connecting a bank account.

Gravity provides step-by-step cancellation guidance. It does not cancel subscriptions on your behalf. You complete the cancellation with the service or billing provider, such as Apple, and confirm it there.

No. Add subscriptions manually or import them from a screenshot or statement PDF processed on your device. Your subscription data stays on your iPhone, and no bank login is required.

Gravity is a paid subscription: $19.99/month or $59.99/year in USD. There is no free tier or free trial. Check the App Store for pricing in your region.

You can add any recurring subscription, including streaming services, music, software, fitness, news, games, and AI tools. Enter the name, amount, and renewal date to keep it in your list.

Gravity is available for iPhone and requires iOS 17.0 or later. You can download it from the App Store.