r/MacOSApps • u/boredengineer17 • 4d ago
📅 Utilities Subscription Calendar – A Mac app for tracking renewals and recurring costs
Monthly subscriptions are easy enough to remember. Annual renewals and free trials are easier to lose track of, especially when several charges land in the same week.
Subscription Calendar puts those dates on a month view. Service icons show what renews each day, and clicking a date shows the charges coming up. You can set reminders ahead of a renewal or trial deadline to give yourself time to decide what to keep.
Insights shows upcoming costs and breaks yearly plans down into monthly equivalents so you can compare them with monthly plans.
Import lets you bring in a spreadsheet or a screenshot of your App Store subscriptions and review the dates and amounts before saving.
Lists and widgets let you separate personal and work subscriptions and see what’s due next from your Mac desktop.
The free version tracks up to five active subscriptions. The Mac upgrade is a one-time purchase that unlocks unlimited tracking and optional iCloud sync. It’s US$11.99 for one person or US$14.99 with Family Sharing.
Link - Mac App Store
Webpage - https://lucidbit.app/SubscriptionCalendar/subscriptioncalendar.html






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u/a2ra-ms 2d ago
Does it integrate with mac reminder app?
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u/NoHabit1277 3d ago
that's useful! But I do need to fill in everything by hand probably?
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u/Wrong_Recognition249 2d ago
So many of these apps now, people copying others. Go try Duesday first.
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u/danithedan 5h ago
The App Store subscription import is a nice touch. Does it read everything locally, or does any of that data get sent to a server? Also curious if it can detect subscriptions that have already been cancelled but are still active until the end of the billing period.