
Subsly
All your subscriptions, one place
Subsly launched on June 4, 2025 with 8 votes, #3,354 of 7,999 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.
What it does
Subsly makes managing your subscriptions easy and stress-free. Track all your recurring payments in one place, get reminders before charges, and never lose control over your spending again. Try Subsly today!
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Subwise2025 · usesubwise.com · ▲19Hey HN, I built Subwise to solve a personal pain point: keeping track of all the subscriptions I’ve signed up for — from SaaS tools to streaming services. What it does Automatically detects subscriptions from checkout pages using a browser extension Syncs with a web dashboard that categorizes, tracks, and reminds you of recurring charges Gives spending analytics, trends, and cost-saving insights Supports multi-currency tracking (USD, PHP, SGD) with live conversion Why I built it Too many tools focus just on logging expenses. I wanted something that works more like a smart assistant —…
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