Bobby - Track subscriptions

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• All-in-one Pack — $1.99
• All-in-one Pack v2 — $2.99
• Security Pack — $0.99
• Unlock Category Limit — $0.99
• Unlock Subscription Limit — $0.99
• Visual Pack — $0.99

Last verified 6 Aug 2026

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4.7 7961 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5Y U NO LOVE iPAD??

   Just downloaded this recently and it looks like a great app that will do something valuable for me that most budgeting/personal finance apps don’t do, or don’t do well — track ongoing expenses such as subscriptions. We all know these are becoming a bigger part of life. I love the fact this app isn’t subscription based itself! At least I don’t think it is. The premium features seem quite reasonably priced. Just one big drawback for me. Why don’t you make an iPad version? It’s not hard and it would be a big selling point. Well it would for me; I’m disabled and in bed most of the time so I use an iPad Pro M1 12.9” rather than my dinky iPhone XS Max (heh). Those of us who aren’t “on the go” really want and need the extra screen size of a tablet or a laptop. I have my phone on my bedside table for, you know, phone stuff. I’m not taking away any stars because I want to encourage people to download your product and for you guys to keep having success. But please think about taking the app multi platform, at least to iPadOS. macOS would be great too, and have them all sync via iCloud for a given Apple ID and account (if it supports multiple accounts per user). Thanks!

   Fenrir Oðinsbane · 6 Aug 2026

2. 5/5Great simple yet powerful utility app with a great UI

   Bobby 2 is a clean, slick, simple way to keep track of all of your subscriptions. At a time when so many developers are switching to subscription models, it can be tough to keep each subscription’s cost and renewal dates straight. Having a simple-yet-beautiful place to go to view all of these is a bigger boon than you might think. The ability to show expense total by total or average for a monthly period, and the manual or automatic sorting options make it easy to quickly see what’s due soon or view your subscriptions how you need or want. The payment cycles when adding a subscription are completely customizable so whether that subscription renews every month, or every 4 weeks, your covered. Bobby 2 includes a lot of popular subscriptions already, from which you can add (Apple Music, Netflix, Dreamhost, even Ulysses and Overcast), and adding these will include the app/service icon. For other services, you can create a custom subscription entry with all of the same features, and then choose from a set of good looking icons, and the color picker. I was able to make my entry for Day One Premium match the shade of blue commonly used by Day One (more or less) and give it an icon close enough to represent what it’s for, and I was pretty satisfied with that. The app also offers a few icon selections for the home screen Icon, light and dark modes, and the ability to select from a few different fonts. While these, along with unlimited subscriptions, are behind an in-app purchase, the price is well worth it — especially at the current $1.99, but even at the regular $3, it would be worth it if you have a lot of subscriptions to keep track of. Definitely download it and give it a try at least, since it’s free to do so, but I highly recommend Bobby 2!

   ChazwickB · 6 Aug 2026

3. 5/5Little payments won’t sneak up anymore

   Subscriptions, am I right? $1.99 here, $9.99 there, “the price of a cup of coffee.” Monthly, Yearly, “Lifetime.” Note taking apps, to-do apps, habit trackers, sleep trackers, health trackers, lifting and running and yoga apps, photo editors, budget trackers, educational apps, and on and on and on, not to mention streaming subscriptions and the usual bills. Everyone wants to gouge a little of your money away because what’s a few dollars here and there? No big deal, right? Bobby clearly showed me it _is_ a big deal. If nothing else this app encouraged me to investigate where my money goes, and now presents that information in 3 ways, all visible from their main, and thankfully only, information page: What am I subscribed to? When is the next payment due? And how much am I paying overall for these subscriptions? A huge benefit in my mind is this is Bobby’s sole function - this information isn’t buried in a budgeting app, it’s not based on if I categorise it as entertainment or bills (though one could organize those functions by colour for sure), and I don’t have to look at a wheel of my “spending trends.” I open the app, and it’s all there, with no other tabs or windows to worry about. The only other thing I could want is more icon options when making custom subscriptions, but that’s a very, very small dent in my satisfaction with this app. Simple, beautifully designed, and gets the information across fast. Love it, and definitely recommend it!

   Mothra_Maniac · 6 Aug 2026

4. 5/5Very useful app & highly recommended

   The app is great, and I purchased the all-in-one pack as soon as I noticed this app’s utility. It’s really handy to have a central place to keep track of and see exactly where your money for subscriptions is going, as well as when and how much your next bill is going to be. I personally have multiple subscriptions to array of different services, and I never really realized the amount of money I was spending on them, but this app aims to solve that problem. Input all of your current subscriptions, and then you can easily have an overview of everything in one place and even audit the subscriptions you no longer need. I applaud the developer for the work they’ve done and the frequent updates they release! It’s no joke that they’re improving the app and adding new features all the time. I highly recommend both the app and the in-app purchase—just give it a try already—you won’t be disappointed!

   Nicolas Gomollon · 6 Aug 2026

5. 5/5Fantastic app, clean, functional

   Love this app! It’s *almost* everything I’ve been looking for in order to track upcoming expenses and bills. It’s clean, minimal, easy to use, has tons of built-in services to select from, but allows you to create your own custom ones as well. Just a few small suggestions that would make this app amazing. - Upon initially launching, allow a user to just select all the subscription services first. This would make setup so much faster than having to search each one out and set it up one at a time. I actually entered all of mine *blank* to begin with just to get them all selected, then went back in and configured each one. - Allow a preference to display the upcoming due date as either a relative span of time (2 weeks) or the actual date (Sept 15, 2018). Would much rather see the actual date. I actually used the Description field to simply add “3rd, 11th, 21st, 30th” etc to indicate the date of the month that expense is due on. - Add a Categories field. While I know the intent of the app is to track subscriptions, I’m actually using it to track expenses beyond that, including utilities, bills, etc., and I’d love to be able to put each expense into a category and view those lists either collectively, or separately. Again, love the app, highly recommend it! Would love to see just a few small tweaks which would make it much more useful.

   marcusdiddle · 6 Aug 2026

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