Everything you pay for, on one receipt.

Subtotal is a free iPhone app that adds up your subscriptions. You pick logos out of a catalog of 587 services and it does the math. It never sees your bank.

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The stuff you forgot you pay for.

Octo’s demo ledger has eleven things on it. None of them are strange. One of them is a gym he last visited in March.

$0.00a month

Nobody decided to spend that. It accrued. The whole app exists so you see the number on purpose.

Adding one takes two taps.

Search, tap the logo, tap Add. The price and the plan come from the catalog. Fix anything later.

What it costs you.

Itemized

Subtotal, the app$0.00

Bank linkingnone

Account to createnone

Analytics, trackersnone

Sync between your devicesiCloud, yours

Home Screen widgetincluded

Trials, upsells, a Pro tierno

Free, with nothing behind a paywall. Your ledger lives on your phone and in your own iCloud, where the person who made the app can’t see it.

Build yours.

Type what you pay for. Octo prints the receipt.

Tap a line on the tape to change the plan. The number updates as you go.

US list prices from the catalog, always editable in the app. Your picks stay in this browser; nothing is sent anywhere.

Carbon copy.

Dark mode is the same receipt printed through carbon paper. The layout changes with the screen, so an iPhone Duo folds between a one-column phone and a two-page book.

Subtotal on an iPhone in light mode: the monthly subtotal card above the ledger. — **iPhone**One column. The subtotal, then the ledger.

Subtotal on a closed iPhone Duo in dark mode: the bars run down the right edge. — **iPhone Duo, closed**Outer display, dark mode. The bars run vertical.

Subtotal on an iPad: the ledger list on the left page, the subtotal on the right. — **iPad, and the Duo when it opens**Ledger left, receipt right. An open book.

The app only looks at the size class, never the device. Fold the phone and the page count changes. That’s the whole trick.

Total$302.51a month

That’s Octo’s number. Yours is a few taps away.

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Why this exists. Every subscription tracker I tried wanted my bank password and a subscription of its own. This one wants neither. I made it for me, and it turned out to be the kind of thing other people wanted too. Ali, Los Angeles.