Gravity
What is Gravity?
Gravity is a private subscription manager and tracker for iPhone, made by Viral App Labs. You add your subscriptions yourself — or import them on-device from a screenshot or statement PDF you choose — and Gravity tracks every renewal and free trial, then walks you through canceling any service with step-by-step guidance. It never connects to your bank.
| Platform | iPhone (iOS) |
|---|---|
| Price | $19.99/month or $59.99/year — no free tier |
| Bank connection | None, ever |
| Data storage | On your device |
| Cancellation | Step-by-step guidance (you perform every cancellation) |
| AI | On-device assistant for cancellation questions |
| Rating | 4.8★ on the App Store |
| Developer | Viral App Labs LLC |
What Gravity does
It tracks every subscription you add, in one organized list — the service, what it costs, and when it renews — so nothing is running that you have forgotten about. You can add them by hand or import them on-device from a screenshot or statement PDF you choose.
It sends renewal and free-trial alerts before you are billed, so a trial converting to a paid plan is something you decide on rather than discover on a statement later.
It shows your true monthly and yearly spend, calculated from the subscriptions you have entered, so the total is an actual number instead of a guess.
And it gives AI-guided, step-by-step cancellation instructions for any service, drawn from our official-source cancellation guides — including the services documented in our Hardest-to-Cancel Index.
What Gravity doesn’t do
Gravity never connects to your bank or asks for financial credentials. It doesn’t cancel subscriptions on your behalf — it gives you exact steps and you stay in control. It has no free tier, because Gravity’s business model is the subscription price, not your data. And your subscription list never leaves your device.
Who Gravity is for
People who want subscription control without linking a bank account. People who have been burned by a forgotten free trial converting to a paid plan. And privacy-conscious iPhone users who would rather keep a subscription tracker on their own device than hand a third party access to their financial accounts.
How Gravity compares
Most subscription apps — PocketGuard, Hiatus, Trim and similar — connect to your bank account to detect recurring charges automatically. That’s convenient, and the right choice for some people. Gravity takes the opposite approach: manual-first and fully private, with no financial account access, plus written cancellation guides for 140+ services. If you want automation, choose a bank-connected app. If you want privacy and control, that’s Gravity.
Frequently asked questions
Is Gravity safe to use?
Yes. Your subscription list is stored on your device, not on our servers. Gravity does not ask for bank logins, card numbers, or any financial credentials, so there is no financial account data to breach. There is no account sign-up required to use the app.
Does Gravity have a free version?
No. Gravity is a paid app — $19.99/month or $59.99/year, with no free tier. The subscription price is the business model, which is why your data is never sold or monetized.
Does Gravity cancel subscriptions on my behalf?
No. Gravity gives you exact, step-by-step instructions for each service, and you perform the cancellation yourself. Nothing is submitted on your behalf, and Gravity never has access to your accounts — you stay in control of every decision.
How is Gravity different from Rocket Money?
Rocket Money connects to your bank and card accounts to detect recurring charges automatically, and its paid tier can handle some cancellations on your behalf. Gravity takes the opposite approach: you add subscriptions yourself or import them on-device, nothing links to a financial account, and you get written cancellation guides for 140+ services. Different trade-offs — automation versus privacy.
Does Gravity work outside the US?
The app works anywhere you can download it from the App Store, and it tracks subscriptions in any currency you enter. Our written cancellation guides focus on services common in the US, Canada, UK, Australia, and New Zealand, so coverage is strongest for those markets.
Does Gravity cover Apple-billed and Google Play subscriptions?
Yes. Both billing systems have dedicated hubs with the universal cancellation paths, and individual guides note when a service is billed through Apple or Google Play rather than directly.
Full pricing and subscription terms are in our terms, and how we verify every cancellation step is documented in our editorial policy.
Gravity
Track renewals before the next surprise charge.
Gravity helps you track subscription renewals, monitor free trials, and keep a clean list of what still needs attention.