In Subdue 2.70

iPhone widgets for bills, subscriptions and free trials

Subdue 2.70 adds Needs Attention, This Month, and Month Ahead as medium Home Screen widgets. Upcoming Charges also includes bills. Bill actions open the app for review; the Private Services vault never appears in widgets.

In Subdue 2.70

Choose Needs Attention when a bill has no confirmed amount or a payment needs review. Use This Month for cash you have actually recorded, with refunds kept separate. Month Ahead adds that recorded outgoing cash to the remaining plan for the current calendar month; an overdue bill stays in review rather than being moved into the forecast. These three widgets use the medium Home Screen size. Trial Countdown also has Lock Screen variants.

A little clarity. Right on your Home Screen.

Three new medium widgets join Upcoming Charges and Trial Countdown. See what needs a look, what you’ve recorded, and what is still planned.

Needs attention
HeatingAwaiting amount
WaterPayment not recorded
$28.00
Needs attention

Bills waiting for an amount or a payment review. Open the exact bill in Subdue.

SeptemberThrough Sep 22
Recorded payments
$140.00Outgoing
$10.00Refunds
This Month

Recorded outgoing payments and refunds, shown separately for the calendar month.

September forecast
$270Estimated total
$140 recorded$130 planned1 bill awaiting amount
Month Ahead

Recorded outgoing payments plus remaining planned charges. Unknown amounts stay visible.

Widgets are free. Bill actions open the app for review; they never record a payment without your confirmation.

Less keeping track. More knowing where you stand.

Bills and subscriptions work together in Summary, Spending Plan, Insights, and Upcoming Charges. Choose All, Bills, or Subscriptions; keep your tag filters too.

Trials, without the guessing

Keep the end date, future price, and your decision in view. Trial reminders are free. Subdue tracks cancellation decisions; it does not cancel a provider’s service for you.

Does Subdue pay bills or connect to my bank?

No. Subdue is a tracker, not a payment service. You enter bill details and record payments yourself. Recording a payment does not transfer money, and a cancellation decision in Subdue does not cancel the provider’s service.

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