Bobby - Track subscriptions

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!

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.

I found this app very highly productive and useful. Despite the fact that Bobby is a great app to use and have all your subscriptions in one place. However there’s a small adjustment that I think would make our user interface extremely better and steal the show! If Bobby offers us to have a built-in wallet in the app which we can use to store our funds which will be equivalent to the amount of cost of all our subscriptions every month, so that we never have to worry about moving funds in multiple accounts, it would make everything so much more easier. If this app keeps all the data of our subscriptions and pays for the subscriptions from the wallet automatically every month that’d be awesome!

As I’m about to become an adult, I am starting to gain responsibilities like paying for insurance and rent. This app and its simplicity makes it easy to manage all your subscriptions and remind you when it’s time to pay up, I’ve recommended this app to many of my friends and I recommend it to anyone who has subscriptions. I’ve had no problems with the app and one of my favorite things about it is it’s completely FREE, no subscriptions or payments to access main features. There is an ability to pay $2-3 for more subscription slots and some app design features, which I don’t need but I’m compelled to pay for because I want to reward and support the developers for being patient and unselfish.

I only have about an hour of use, as I just installed it, but it seems great. I too never really realized the monthly expense of all my active subscriptions. Three things I want to see added 1. Change the default “Remind me” setting. I have to manually change each one to what I would like to see. Not really a big deal, since once all of your subscriptions are setup, you shouldn’t have to touch them again. 2. Allow us to upload a custom icon for a service not listed. In my case, it’s Humble Bundle’s monthly subscription. 3. Allow the light and dark theme to be handled by the OS for us iOS 13 users. I’m sure this is coming since it just came out.