A monthly tool
Keep the provider and the amount you entered beside a monthly reminder.
Subscriptions WITH DAYTELY
Make a little room to ask, “Am I still using this?”
The app you use every day. The service you meant to try. The membership you keep forgetting to review. Bring those dates into view before another month slips by.
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Review design app plan
1 October
Every monthA NOTE FOR LATER
Still useful? Take a look before the next renewal.
An illustrative example. Make the details your own.
A LITTLE CONTEXT
A clearer view of what comes around again.
Small recurring dates are easy to lose track of. Keep each subscription as its own event, with the provider and an optional amount and currency. A reminder gives you a moment to check whether it still belongs in your routine. No bank connection or payment details are needed to save the reminder.
A FEW WAYS TO MAKE IT YOURS
Little moments. Real life.
An annual service
Choose yearly recurrence and give yourself enough notice to review it before the date.
A trial to think about
Use a one-time reminder for the review date you choose, checking the provider’s terms separately.
FROM A THOUGHT TO A SAVED DATE
Give it a little place in Daytely.
Once you have application access, here’s how to get started.
Add the subscription
Choose Subscription and give the event a familiar title.
Keep useful details
Add the date and, optionally, the provider, amount and currency.
Pick the right rhythm
It starts monthly. Choose yearly or one-time when that fits, then set your reminders.
Does Daytely connect to my bank or find subscriptions?
No. You add subscription details yourself. Daytely does not read your transactions or discover services you pay for.
Will it cancel a subscription for me?
No. Review, change or cancel the subscription directly with the provider. A Daytely reminder does not change your agreement or payment settings.
Can I use it for a yearly subscription?
Yes. Although the default is monthly, the built-in rules also allow yearly and one-time events.
Do I have to enter the cost?
No. Provider, amount and currency are optional. Use them if they help you recognise and review the subscription.
Will the amount update if the price changes?
No. The amount is the value you entered, not a live price. Update it when the provider changes the subscription details.
Can I track a free trial?
You can create a one-time reminder for the date you want to review it. Confirm the trial’s end and any notice requirements with the provider rather than relying on an assumed schedule.