Connect your Gmail accounts
Bring your personal, work, and other inboxes together. Each connection has its own permissions and sync status.
Connect your Gmail accounts and automatically discover recurring subscriptions, track past payments, and see where your money goes.
FROM INBOX TO INSIGHT
Connect your inboxesPersonal · Work · Other
Discover billing evidenceReceipts · Invoices · Renewals
See the bigger picturePayments · Trends · Expected dates
Confirmed payments and estimates.
Always clearly distinguished.
LESS ADMIN. MORE UNDERSTANDING.
We help you follow it, from the first discovered payment to the latest renewal.
Bring your personal, work, and other inboxes together. Each connection has its own permissions and sync status.
Scan available billing history. Relevant messages become normalized records, with supporting evidence and confidence.
Explore payment timelines, price changes, and expected renewals. Correct anything that needs a closer look.
A HISTORY WORTH KEEPING
Open a provider to follow every discovered charge, refund, and price change. Filter by account and date, then export the records you need.
DiscoverFind billing evidence
OrganizeLink charges to recurring plans
UnderstandFollow spending and price changes
Look aheadSee expected billing dates
A workflow illustration. Your dashboard uses your actual discovered records.
YOUR INBOX STAYS YOURS
Gmail access is read-only. OAuth tokens are encrypted on the server, full email bodies aren’t retained by default, and unrelated messages are filtered before AI extraction. Disconnect accounts or delete imported data from your settings.
Explore the privacy policyA FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Yes. Connect separate Gmail identities to one primary workspace, then view consolidated records or filter by inbox.
It shows payments discovered in accessible billing emails. Deleted, absent, inaccessible, or excluded messages can leave gaps. Scan coverage is shown per account.
No. Gmail access is read-only. Notifications use a separately configured email service and your permission.
No. Explicit next-billing dates take priority. Inferred dates are labeled as estimates, and missing receipts do not automatically mean cancellation.
Yes. Update categories, mark false positives, or split and merge subscription records from their detail pages.
A LITTLE MORE CLARITY
Your inbox already has the evidence. Give it a place to make sense.
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