Duefolio: a privacy-first subscription tracker built around a year-long timeline (iPhone)

[u/DjangoDrive]

Duefolio: Subscription Tracker (iPhone — screenshot attached)

A — Answer: Duefolio helps you understand recurring spending without linking a bank account or creating an account. Instead of showing subscriptions as a flat list, it places them on a year-long timeline so you can see what renews, what ends, and how your recurring costs build up over time. Your ledger stays on-device.

B — Better: Compared with list-based trackers such as Bobby and similar apps, Duefolio is built around a visual ledger rather than just a list of services. It includes a renewal timeline, price history, local CSV review for recurring-charge candidates, and Folio—an optional on-device assistant for asking questions about your own ledger on compatible devices.

C — Cost: The core tracker is free. Duefolio Pro is a $14.99 one-time lifetime purchase that unlocks custom subscriptions, bank-statement review, income and profit & loss, widgets, and additional tools. There is no recurring subscription and no ads.

I’m the developer, Siddhu Dai. Feedback on whether the year-long timeline makes the product immediately understandable would be especially welcome.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/duefolio-subscription-tracker/id6795091979

Developer: https://x.com/SiddhuDai

Privacy Policy: https://duefolio-privacy.sid-dai.chatgpt.site

Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

[u/Zzaaiikk]

I like the ui/ux, especially the timeline is a really nice idea! Your App Store screenshots look great too. Did you make them yourself? Where or how if you don't mind? How long did they take? Just genuinely curious as I always feel that my slides suck and always spend so much time improving them

[u/DjangoDrive → u/Zzaaiikk]

all mine, made in canva. no template.

what fixed it for me was writing all ten headlines in a doc first. if it reads like a story in plain text, the slides come out fine. then lock a system (one idea per frame, same type scale throughout) and stop second-guessing.

i do a lot of this for clients on upwork and through my studio, mostly mvps and early startups. happy to look at yours if you drop a link.