Scan your inbox, find the subscriptions you forgot about.
Most people are paying for four things they stopped using. We read the receipts already sitting in your mailbox and show you exactly what’s still going out — then help you shut it down.
Read-only. 30 minutes. Then it’s gone.
- We ask for one permission: read your email. We can’t send, delete, or change anything with it.
- We scan for receipts and billing notices, take the merchant, amount and date, and throw the rest away.
- We never store the contents of your emails — not the bodies, not the subjects, not attachments.
- Your access token is deleted the moment the scan finishes, and within 30 minutes regardless.
What exactly we can see
gmail.readonly lets us read messages. Nothing else. We cannot send email, mark things read, or touch your drafts.
We keep, after the scan:the merchant name, amount, cadence and next renewal date for each subscription we found. That’s the list you’re paying for.
We delete: the access token, message contents, and message IDs.
We never see: your password. Google and Microsoft handle sign-in — we only receive a token, which you can revoke any time at your Google account permissions.
Sending a cancellation email needs a second, separate permission. We only ask for it if you choose that option, and we show you the exact email before it sends.
How it works
- 1. Connect your mailbox, read-only.
- 2. We read the last 13 months of receipts and billing notices — enough to catch annual charges.
- 3.You see what’s recurring, what it costs a year, and which ones you’ve stopped using.
- 4. $10 unlocks the list and the cancellation kit for each one.