Pay once
One purchase unlocks unlimited subscriptions. It never renews.
Private subscription tracking for iPhone
Oncely remembers what you pay, warns you before renewals and trials end, and shows what cancellations have saved you. No bank connection required.
One purchase unlocks unlimited subscriptions. It never renews.
Your subscription list stays on your iPhone. Oncely has no account system or bank connection.
Track five active subscriptions free, with reminders, totals, trials, and exports included.
Everything you need
Oncely is built to answer three questions quickly: what renews next, what subscriptions truly cost, and what cancelling has saved.
Choose how early to be warned before a subscription renews or a free trial becomes a charge.
See the annual impact while adding a subscription, not after months of payments.
Mark something cancelled and watch the savings tally grow without guilt or spending lectures.
See what renews next at a glance. Oncely Forever shows the next three upcoming renewals.
Scan an Apple Subscriptions screenshot on-device, review the suggestions, then save only what is correct.
Export your data as CSV or JSON whenever you choose. No account or cloud service holds it hostage.
How it works
Enter a subscription manually or scan an Apple Subscriptions screenshot to prefill details.
Oncely calculates the true yearly amount and places every upcoming renewal in one list.
Local notifications remind you before renewals and free trials end, even though there is no account or server.
Oncely Forever
Track five active subscriptions free. One purchase unlocks unlimited subscriptions and the full upcoming-renewals widget. Apple shows the price for your storefront before purchase.
Questions
No. You enter subscriptions yourself, so no bank credentials or transaction history are needed.
No. Oncely Forever is a one-time in-app purchase. It does not renew, and Apple shows the localized price before purchase.
Your subscription records live on your iPhone. You can export them as CSV or JSON whenever you choose.
No. Oncely helps you remember and decide; cancellation still happens directly with the service you subscribed to.