Duesday

Key benefits 

1. See your total monthly spend in the menu bar, all the time
2. Add a subscription in about 10 seconds — 215 services built in
3. Get a heads-up before anything renews, with a cancel link one click away
4. Catch free trials before they quietly turn into paid plans
5. Everything stays on your Mac. No account, no tracking

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.

Know before you're charged Duesday reminds you 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 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, a 12-month history, and a lifetime tally per service that answers the uncomfortable question: how much have I actually paid Netflix since 2023?

Splitting a family plan? Track just your share. The totals stay honest.

Private by design No account. No sync. No tracking. Your data lives in a local database on your Mac, and you can export all of it to CSV or JSON whenever you want.

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. Runs on macOS 14 or later, Intel and Apple Silicon.

Your spending, always visible

• Total monthly spend lives in the menu bar and updates the moment anything changes
• Prefer less? Switch to icon-only, or icon plus total
• A small dot appears when something renews within three days

The panel

• Subscriptions sorted by next renewal, with countdowns that turn amber inside a week and red inside two days
• "Up Next" shows this week's charges at a glance
• Free trials are clearly marked, with a countdown to the day they convert
• Shared plans can track just your portion of the bill
• Right-click any subscription to archive it, mark it as a trial, or jump to its cancellation page

Adding subscriptions

• 215 built-in services with plan tiers and typical prices
• Instant search: type "net", get Netflix
• Pick a plan, confirm the date, done — about 10 seconds
• A custom form covers anything we don't know about, including custom billing cycles

Reminders

• Notifications arrive before the charge: three days ahead for monthly plans, two weeks for yearly (both adjustable, per subscription)
• Trials warn twice — three days out and the day before they convert
• Snooze a reminder by a day, or open the service's cancellation page straight from the notification

Insights

• Monthly spend broken down by category
• A 12-month spending history
• Lifetime spend per service, including ones you've archived — archiving keeps the history, deleting is always your choice

Private by design

• No account, no sync, no networking at all
• All data stays in a local database on your Mac
• Export everything as CSV or JSON from Settings

The details

• Native Swift app, designed for the menu bar
• Launch at login option
• Full VoiceOver support; respects Reduce Motion and Reduce Transparency
• Runs on macOS 14 Sonoma or later, Intel and Apple Silicon