Gravity
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Every comparison here answers the same four questions: does the app need access to your accounts, which platforms does it run on, what does it cost, and what happens when you actually want to cancel something. Two of these pages exist mainly to correct the record — Mint shut down in March 2024, and Truebill has been Rocket Money since 2022 — so they cover what replaced each one rather than a product you can still buy.
Third-party pricing, platform, and feature claims are checked against each provider’s own pricing page or App Store listing before they are published, and re-checked when they change. Where a company does not publish a price, we say so instead of guessing. There are no affiliate links. Gravity is our app and is labeled as such on every page.
Gravity vs Rocket Money
Automatic detection from linked bank and card accounts, plus a paid assistant that contacts merchants, next to a private manual tracker that guides you through cancelling yourself.
Gravity vs Copilot Money
Copilot is a $95/year Apple-focused budgeting app built on synced accounts. Gravity is an iPhone subscription tracker with nothing linked — which you want depends on whether you are budgeting or quitting.
Gravity vs Mint — and what replaced Mint
Intuit shut Mint down in March 2024 and pointed users to Credit Karma, which does not replace its budgeting tools. What that leaves for subscription tracking, and where a manual iPhone tracker fits.
Gravity vs Truebill — Truebill is now Rocket Money
Truebill was rebranded Rocket Money in 2022, so the honest comparison is against Rocket Money as it exists today: linked accounts and a paid cancellation assistant versus an on-device list.
Gravity vs Bobby
Two manual iPhone trackers, neither of which touches your accounts. Bobby costs a one-time in-app purchase and reminds you; Gravity is a paid subscription that adds verified cancellation walkthroughs.
Gravity vs SubTrack
Both are manual, privacy-first Apple trackers. SubTrack syncs across iPhone, iPad, and Mac through iCloud; Gravity is iPhone-only and built around getting you to the cancel button.
Best subscription tracker apps, compared
Six trackers side by side on the two facts that actually decide it: whether the app needs access to your accounts, and what it costs.
What people actually recommend for tracking subscriptions
A sourced synthesis of community and reviewer recommendations, plus who genuinely offers hands-off cancellation in 2026 and what it costs.
Looking for a wider list rather than a head-to-head? The best-of roundups cover categories like trackers without bank linking and trial reminders, and the alternatives roundups cover what to switch to when you are leaving a specific app such as Rocket Money, Hiatus, PocketGuard, or Bobby.