Edit once, updated everywhere.
The record in Renew Reminder is the source. Change its date or price and the in-app calendar, Google and the subscription link all follow — the event is updated, never duplicated.
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See exactly what charges
when.
Every renewal and free-trial end on a calendar — in the app, in Google Calendar, or subscribed into Apple Calendar and Outlook. Change a record once and its event follows everywhere it lives.
FreeOn every plan, Google Calendar and calendar links included.
A list says what you pay.
A calendar says when it hurts.
Three subscriptions at $12 are fine until they all renew in the same week as the car insurance. The calendar is where those collisions become visible weeks out — and where the free trial you started last month stops being a surprise.
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See the month, with every renewal on it.
Every day something renews is marked on the month, and the day a free trial turns into a charge is marked apart. Tap a day and the sheet under the grid lists what lands — each record with its logo, whether it renews or a trial ends, and how often. Tap a record to open it.
- Renewal days and trial ends, marked differently
- Tap a day: “1 renewal” or “1 trial ending”, with the records
- Yearly renewals visible months ahead, not the morning of
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Add it to Google Calendar, next to everything else.
Connect Google Calendar from Calendar Sync and Renew Reminder writes each record's next renewal or trial end into it as an all-day event — and keeps it right. Change the date or the price and the event updates; delete the record and its events go on the next sync.
- One event per date, updated when the record changes
- Sync now any time; the screen shows when it last ran
- Disconnect removes the events it made
Google CalendarOne-way: app → calendar
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Apple Calendar, Outlook, anything: subscribe by link.
Switch on the subscription link and your renewals arrive as a calendar of their own, named Renew Reminder, in any app that can subscribe to one. On iPhone, Add to calendar does it in one tap. It refreshes on the calendar app's own schedule, and if the link ever gets out you regenerate it and the old one stops working.
- A private webcal link — no plugin, no account linking
- Add to calendar on the phone, or share the link
- Google Calendar accepts it too, under From URL
Apple CalendarOutlookGoogle Calendar
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Choose what lands, and how early.
Trial end dates, renewal dates and advance warnings each have their own switch. An advance warning is a second event a few days ahead — 1 to 14 days, your choice — so the calendar nudges you while there is still time to cancel. Every event is all-day: it sits at the top of the day and never marks you as busy.
- Trial ends: “the day a free trial turns into a charge”
- Renewals: every subscription, on the day it bills
- Advance warnings: 1, 2, 3, 5, 7 or 14 days before
How it behaves
No money on the month view.
The in-app calendar shows what renews and when, not how much — so you can open it on a train. The synced events carry the amount in their title, in your own calendar.
Your calendar stays yours.
Sync writes Renew Reminder's own all-day events and touches nothing else. They don't mark you busy, and the subscription link is read-only — a calendar app can only read it.
How to connect a calendar
Google Calendar
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In the app, open Calendar Sync.
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Tap Connect Google Calendar and sign in with the Google account whose calendar you want.
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Under What gets blocked, choose trial ends, renewals and advance warnings.
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Tap Sync now. Events appear and stay updated from then on.
Apple Calendar, Outlook and others
iPhone and iPad
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In Calendar Sync, switch on Subscription link.
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Tap Add to calendar and confirm the subscription.
Outlook or Google, by link
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Tap Share link and send it to yourself.
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Outlook: Add calendar → Subscribe from web. Google: Settings → Add calendar → From URL.
Want to be told rather than look? Reminder timing →
Got Questions
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Put next month on a calendar you already open
Connect Google or subscribe by link, and every renewal you track shows up beside your meetings — with a warning event as far ahead as you like.
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