Subcut is an iPhone subscription tracker that scans bank statements or email receipts to find recurring charges. It is built for people who want to see which subscriptions are draining their wallet, including charges they may have forgotten. The app says it works in about 60 seconds and does not require a bank login.
Its import flow accepts bank or credit card statements in PDF or CSV form, or forwarded email receipts. After import, Subcut detects recurring charges automatically and shows subscriptions on a calendar with monthly and yearly spending totals. It also includes smart reminders, custom reminder schedules, and cancellation guides with direct links for more than 800 subscription services.
Subcut presents itself as privacy-first. The site says subscription data stays on the user’s device, syncs privately through iCloud, and is protected by FaceID or TouchID. It is described as free to download and use, with tracking, reminders, and the calendar available at no cost. The product is designed for iPhone and syncs across Apple devices via iCloud.
Subcut is an Expenses & budgeting project. Subcut helps users identify, track, and cancel unwanted or forgotten subscription payments automatically. It is built as a consumer product for consumers managing recurring expenses. There is a free tier. It ships for the web and iOS.
Shrenik Choudhary builds and maintains Subcut, and it first shipped in 2026. Key capabilities include bank statement import, subscription detection, and email scanning.
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