Drip: Subscription Tracker
9 Sept 2026launched 21 days ago
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n/aApple doesn’t publish installs
WorldwideSold in 50+ App Store storefronts
2.260929latest version · yesterday
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Subscriptions add up quietly. Drip shows you where your money goes every month — and what you've stopped using. EVERY SUBSCRIPTION IN ONE PLACE Pick Netflix, Spotify, iCloud+, or any of 350+ services in the catalog, and Drip fills in the rest. Add one of your own in seconds. Monthly, yearly, or every 30 days — Drip knows when the next charge lands. WARNED BEFORE THE MONEY GOES Get notified a few days before every charge, at whatever time works for you. Especially free trials — Drip warns you before they turn into a real charge. FIND WHAT YOU'VE STOPPED USING Once a month, Drip asks with a single tap: did you use it? Your answers build the "Worth cancelling" report — what you're not using anymore, and what it's already cost you. A TOTAL THAT ACTUALLY ADDS UP • Monthly and yearly cost at a glance, converted into your base currency • A calendar with every charge date and the month's most expensive day • Spend by category, compared with last month • Family and group plans: only your share counts • Price history whenever a service raises its rate • Home Screen widgets • iCloud sync — your subscriptions stay current across every device WHEN YOU'RE READY TO CANCEL Drip shows how each subscription bills — Apple, Google, or direct — and takes you to the right place. Cancelled subscriptions keep their history. PRIVATE AND SIMPLE Reminders run locally on your device. Your subscriptions sync through your own iCloud and go nowhere else. No account required. START FREE, UNLOCK ONCE The free version tracks five subscriptions. Drip Pro is a one-time purchase — not a subscription, that would rather miss the point — and unlocks unlimited subscriptions, the unused-subscriptions report, and widgets. Works with Family Sharing. Drip is not affiliated with any service mentioned. All trademarks belong to their respective owners.Read more
Subscriptions add up quietly. Drip shows you where your money goes every month — and what you've stopped using.
EVERY SUBSCRIPTION IN ONE PLACE
Pick Netflix, Spotify, iCloud+, or any of 350+ services in the catalog, and Drip fills in the rest. Add one of your own in seconds. Monthly, yearly, or every 30 days — Drip knows when the next charge lands.
WARNED BEFORE THE MONEY GOES
Get notified a few days before every charge, at whatever time works for you. Especially free trials — Drip warns you before they turn into a real charge.
FIND WHAT YOU'VE STOPPED USING
Once a month, Drip asks with a single tap: did you use it? Your answers build the "Worth cancelling" report — what you're not using anymore, and what it's already cost you.
A TOTAL THAT ACTUALLY ADDS UP
• Monthly and yearly cost at a glance, converted into your base currency
• A calendar with every charge date and the month's most expensive day
• Spend by category, compared with last month
• Family and group plans: only your share counts
• Price history whenever a service raises its rate
• Home Screen widgets
• iCloud sync — your subscriptions stay current across every device
WHEN YOU'RE READY TO CANCEL
Drip shows how each subscription bills — Apple, Google, or direct — and takes you to the right place. Cancelled subscriptions keep their history.
PRIVATE AND SIMPLE
Reminders run locally on your device. Your subscriptions sync through your own iCloud and go nowhere else. No account required.
START FREE, UNLOCK ONCE
The free version tracks five subscriptions. Drip Pro is a one-time purchase — not a subscription, that would rather miss the point — and unlocks unlimited subscriptions, the unused-subscriptions report, and widgets. Works with Family Sharing.
Drip is not affiliated with any service mentioned. All trademarks belong to their respective owners.
Versions
- Version 2.260929First seen · 29 Sept 2026
UI improvements and bug fixes
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Apple lists this app in 50 or more storefronts, so it is available almost everywhere.
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