Coming soon to iOS

Meet Your Subscription Sidekick

Cancelled counts every recurring charge, then helps you kill the ones you forgot about.

  • Free to start
  • No card needed
  • Built for iOS

You already pay for things you never open.

A trial you meant to cancel. An app you used twice in March. A plan that quietly went up in price. None of it is big enough to notice on its own, which is exactly why it keeps going.

Cancelled turns cancelling into the fun part.

Every charge lands in one list with a real monthly total at the top. Swipe away the ones you are done with and watch the number drop. The money you keep is counted, so quitting a subscription finally feels like winning something.

How Cancelled works

  1. 1

    Add what you pay for

    Pick your services from a catalog, logo and all. A couple of taps each and your full picture is on screen.

  2. 2

    See the real total

    Monthly, yearly, in your currency. No guessing, no spreadsheet, no silent leaks hiding between paydays.

  3. 3

    Swipe the dead ones away

    Cancel with the service, then swipe it out here. Every one you kill adds to your kept this year total.

Budget apps show you a number.
Cancelled hands the money back.

Most money apps are very good at telling you what already happened. You open one, feel briefly bad about a category called Entertainment, and close it again. Nothing changes.

Cancelled only cares about the charges that repeat, because those are the ones you can actually stop. One list, one total, one swipe to end it.

That is why it sticks.

What changes

What happens once you can see all of it

The total stops being a mystery

You find out what you really pay each month. It is usually more than the number in your head, and knowing it is the whole fix.

Cancelling gets addictive

McCoin flips every time you kill a subscription, and your kept this year total ticks up. Small, silly, weirdly motivating.

Nothing charges you by surprise

A nudge lands before a trial ends or a plan renews, so you decide on purpose instead of finding out on your statement.

The Cancelled forecast calendar, showing rain on the days a subscription is due and what tomorrow's charge will cost

A little backup for future you

What if you forget again before the trial ends?

That is the whole reason free trials work. Cancelled reminds you a few days out, while cancelling is still free and takes ten seconds, then again the day before the charge would land.

Nothing leaves your phone and there is no bank login. You keep the list, we keep the reminders coming.

The ones everybody forgets

A few of the usual suspects, quietly renewing in the background.

  • The meditation app$12.99

    Last opened 8 months ago

  • That second streaming service$15.99

    Signed up for one show

  • Cloud storage, the big tier$9.99

    Using 4 percent of it

  • A gym in another city$39.00

    Moved away in April

  • The photo editor$7.49

    Free trial ended quietly

  • Premium on a free app$4.99

    Bought to skip one ad

  • The language course$13.50

    Day 3 of a 30 day streak

  • A news site paywall$8.00

    Read one article in 2024

The questions we asked before building it

Does Cancelled connect to my bank?
No. You add your subscriptions yourself from a catalog, which takes a couple of taps each and means we never see your bank. Automatic charge detection is on the roadmap for people who want it, and it will always be optional.
Does it cancel subscriptions for me?
It cannot, and any app that promises otherwise is doing something you should read carefully. Cancelled is the list and the nudge: it tells you what to cancel and when, you cancel with the service, then you swipe it away here and watch your total drop.
What does it cost?
Free to start, no card. If the app pays for itself many times over you will hear about a paid tier eventually, but the core list and the reminders are the point and they stay free.
When does it launch?
It is in build for iOS now. Join the list and you get an email the day it goes live, plus early access before that.

Get Cancelled

Find out what you actually pay, then start taking it back.

Free to start. No card. Coming soon to iOS.

On the way after launch

Automatic charge detectionHome screen widgetsAsk Siri what is renewingFamily sharing
See the full roadmap and vote on what comes next

Thanks for reading this far.

We know your attention costs more than most of the subscriptions on this page.

The Cancelled team