Renewals, remembered.

The list

Everything that renews, in one list.

Subscriptions, domains and the rest: hosting, licences, memberships. Each one keeps its price in the currency you pay, its cycle (monthly, yearly or every so many days) and the date it next renews. Adding one takes seconds. Filter by subs, domains or others.

Reminders

At 9:00, on the days you choose.

A reminder on the renewal day, plus 1, 3, 7 or 14 days before if you like, chosen for each item. Snooze 1 day from the lock screen; tap it and the item opens. Reminders are set three renewals ahead, so they keep coming even if you don't open the app.

Saturday 17 OctSaturday 24 Oct

After the day, it moves on by itself.

Once the renewal day has passed, the item moves to its next date and the history notes "Renewed · Automatic". A monthly item on the 31st stays on the 31st, or the last day of a shorter month. Price changes are noted too. If it didn't renew, long-press the entry: "It didn't renew: end item".

Pause or End

Pause for a while. End for good.

Pause means no reminders and no place in the total; Resume carries on from the next date ahead. End is for cancelled: the item is kept under archived, with its history. Long-press any history entry to undo it.

The monthly total

One total, in your currency.

Everything active, added up per month, with yearly items spread over the year. Prices stay in the currency you pay them in. The total is shown in yours, USD, EUR or CHF, at the European Central Bank's rates, fetched once a day.

$98.88 /mo, CHF 81.47 at 0.82396

Licence keys

Licence keys, behind Face ID.

Keep a licence key or a code with its item. It sits in the iPhone's Keychain, on this iPhone only, and opens with Face ID. Copy it and it clears from the clipboard after 30 seconds, without going to your other devices. Leave the app and it's hidden again.

Private by design

Yours, and nobody else's.

No account, no sign-up, no analytics, no ads, no third-party code. When you're signed in to iCloud, your list syncs through your own iCloud, in its private database, and Stiver's makers can't see it. The only thing the app fetches from the internet is the day's exchange rates; nothing about you or your items is sent. Export everything as JSON and import it back whenever you like. Read the privacy note

How it works

The whole app, in four lines.

1. Reminders come at 9:00, on the renewal day and on the days before that you choose for each item.
2. Once the renewal day has passed, the item moves on to its next date by itself and the renewal is noted in its history.
3. Cancelled it? Tap End. Stopping only for a while? Tap Pause, then Resume later.
4. Long-press any history entry to undo it.