Stop Paying for Subscriptions You Forgot About: How SubscriptionKeeper Puts You Back in Control

A personal note from the guy who built this

Hi, I'm Darko 👋

I'll be honest with you: I built SubscriptionKeeper because I was the problem.

It started with a genuinely humbling moment — three charges hit my card in a single month for subscriptions I'd completely forgotten about. Not one. Three. The free trial that quietly converted while I wasn't looking, the app I opened exactly once, the streaming service I'd been "about to cancel" since roughly last spring.

So I did the responsible-adult thing and added everything up. I did not enjoy the number. Turns out I had no system for any of this — just vibes and misplaced optimism.

So I built the system I wished existed:

• Everything in one dashboard. Every subscription in a single view, with your real monthly and yearly totals worked out for you. Annual plans get broken down into what they actually cost per month, so the number on screen is the honest one — the one you've been avoiding.
• One currency, no mental math. Pick your main currency and it converts everything into it. No more squinting at a CHF charge, a USD trial, and a EUR plan and trying to total them in your head.
• A heads-up before anything renews. Anything due in the next 7 days gets flagged, and you get an email — so you cancel in time, instead of finding out on your statement three days too late with nothing but mild regret.
• AI that catches your overlaps. It scans your subscriptions and flags the duplicates you've stopped noticing. It immediately busted me for paying for two recording tools that do the exact same job. Rude. Accurate.
• A catalog of 200+ services. Netflix, Spotify, Notion, Adobe, and a few hundred friends are already in there, so adding your subscriptions takes minutes, not an evening of typing.
• Mark-to-cancel, with the savings counter. Flag what you want to drop, jump straight to that service's cancel page, and watch your "money I'm no longer wasting" number climb. Weirdly satisfying.

All in, it found me 156 CHF a month I'd been quietly setting on fire — nearly 1,900 a year, back in my pocket where it belongs.

And no, it never touches your bank or sells your data. You add things yourself, and they stay yours.

Now the part I'm oddly proud of: it's a one-time CHF 30. Once. Forever. No recurring fee — because a subscription built to fight subscriptions would make me the villain of my own product, and I have to sleep at night. There's a 7-day free trial, no card required, so you can poke around the whole thing before deciding.

I built it for me. It worked. Hopefully, it works for you, too.

— Darko