lifepilot
Kill ghost subscriptions. Build wealth instead
What it does
I was paying ₹3,200/month for subscriptions I hadn't touched in months. A gym that's never seen my face. Apps downloaded at 2am with misplaced optimism. LifePilot reads your bank SMS no logins, no permissions and catches every recurring charge draining you quietly. Then it it shows you what that money becomes over 20 years invested instead. It even helps you cancel. Step by step. Pre-written emails. Because Spotify is easy. Your gym membership? That's a whole thing.
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