macOS · Subscription Tracker
Duesday
Your subscription total, next to the clock.
You probably pay for more subscriptions than you think. Duesday keeps the number where you can't ignore it: in your menu bar, next to the clock.
Click it and you get the full picture — every subscription sorted by renewal date, what's charging this week, and how your spending has changed since last month.
Duesday is a native Mac app — menu bar-first, built in Swift, designed to feel at home next to Control Center. Dark, calm, and glanceable.
$9.99one-time
Buy Duesday
Download the free 3-day trial
The full app, free for three days.
Requires macOS 14 or later. Universal — runs on Apple Silicon and Intel.
Duesday on your Mac.
Know before you're charged
- Reminders land before each renewal, not after
- Monthly plans get three days' warning, yearly plans get two weeks — both adjustable, per subscription
- If the service has a known cancellation page, the reminder includes a button that takes you straight there
Trials that don't sneak up on you
- Mark anything as a trial and Duesday warns you three days before it converts to a paid plan, then again the day before
- The most expensive subscription is the one you forgot you started
Adding takes about 10 seconds
- Type a few letters and pick from 215 built-in services — Netflix, Spotify, iCloud+, Adobe, ChatGPT, gyms, meal kits, and more
- Each comes with plan tiers and typical prices pre-filled
- Confirm the date and you're done; anything unusual goes in through the custom form
Insights worth screenshotting
- A spend-by-category chart and a 12-month history
- A lifetime tally per service, for the uncomfortable question: how much have I actually paid Netflix since 2023?
- Splitting a family plan? Track just your share, and the totals stay honest
Private by design
- No account, no sync, no tracking
- Your data lives in a local database on your Mac
- Export all of it to CSV or JSON whenever you want
$9.99one-time
Buy Duesday
Download the free 3-day trial
The full app, free for three days.
Requires macOS 14 or later. Universal — runs on Apple Silicon and Intel.