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Track free trials and subscriptions locally. No accounts, no servers, nothing leaves your device. Subscription Guard keeps every free trial and paid subscription in one place — so nothing renews or gets charged without you noticing. WHAT IT DOES • Detects subscription and trial details right on the page you're looking at (pricing page, checkout, account settings) and drafts an entry for you to confirm. • Keeps a single list of every trial, active plan, and cancellation, with an estimated monthly total. • Reminds you before a trial ends or a subscription renews (7, 3, and 1 day before, plus the day itself). • Lets you edit every detail by hand — price, currency, billing cycle, trial and renewal dates, management URL. WHY IT'S DIFFERENT • 100% local. No account, no sign-in, no backend server. Your subscription data never leaves your device. • No tracking, no analytics, no ads. • Works with a single click or from the right-click menu — you decide when a page gets scanned. HOW IT WORKS Click the Subscription Guard icon (or use "Track this subscription" from the right-click menu) on a pricing or checkout page. The extension reads the visible text on that page locally, drafts a subscription entry (name, price, billing cycle, trial/renewal date), and asks you to confirm or edit it before saving. Your data, stored only on your device, is deleted automatically if you uninstall the extension.
Aug 12, 2026
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