In Subdue 2.70
Standard records and Private Services follow different storage rules. A normal household bill can use your personal iCloud sync. A Private Service stays in its authenticated vault on that device, outside Subdue’s iCloud sync and restore. Do not expect the vault to reappear through a normal cloud restore. Its records are also excluded from widgets, analytics and AI, even when those options are enabled for ordinary services.
Your finances. Not a data feed.
Keep your records on your device by default. Choose personal iCloud sync for standard subscriptions and household bills—without paying extra.
No bank connection
You enter and maintain your records. Subdue does not move money or import your bank transactions.
Your iCloud, your choice
Optional sync and restore use your personal Apple account. Household bills never enter public service analytics.
A genuinely private vault
Premium Private Services require system authentication and stay on that device. No iCloud, widgets, analytics, or AI inputs.
Anonymous service analytics are optional and off by default. Optional on-device Insights may use aggregate household spending; the Private Services vault remains excluded.
Help that stays on your device
On supported devices, optional on-device AI can explain spending and trial decisions. Private Services are excluded from its inputs.
What is free, and what requires Premium?
Core subscriptions and bills, usage calculations, bill payment history, trial reminders, widgets, personal iCloud sync, and 30-day views are free. Premium adds longer views, bill due-date and renewal reminders, cancellation reminders, Private Services, subscription history, and the Impact Simulator.
