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Every account gets its own address at inbox.renewreminder.com. Forward a receipt from any email app, or let a Gmail filter send them as they arrive. Renew Reminder reads out the merchant, the amount and the date — and the find waits for you. Nothing is added until you press Done.
Free100 emails to get you started, then up to 25 a month, on every plan.
Every subscription you pay for emails you: the welcome, the receipt, the renewal notice. Forwarding them turns mail you already get into your list — the merchant, the amount and the next date read out for you, and checked by you before anything is saved.
Open Settings, then Email forwarding, and your address is ready: your username at inbox.renewreminder.com. Copy it, share it, or have the setup steps emailed to you. Pause it whenever you like — mail that arrives while paused is held, unread, until you resume.
No setup: open a receipt, invoice or renewal email and forward it to your address from Mail, Gmail, Outlook or anything else. Your sign-in email is an allowed sender from the start, so the first forward just works — and old receipts count too, so you can forward a backlog on day one.
Set it up once, on a computer: add your Renew Reminder address as a forwarding address in Gmail, copy the confirmation code Gmail sends — it appears at the top of the Email forwarding screen — then create a filter with the search the app gives you. Only the emails that match are forwarded; the rest of your inbox stays where it is.
On days something is found, one notification says so — “Renew Reminder found 1 subscription in your email” — and opens Email finds. Each find shows the merchant, the amount, how often it bills, the email it came from and a one-line reason, so you can check it against your inbox in a second.
Review and add opens the same form you use for everything else, with the name, the amount, the billing cycle and the next date taken from the email. Anything the email did not say is left for you to fill in, never guessed. Press Done and it is tracked, with reminders like every other record.
Your address is your username, so someone could guess it. The sender lock — on by default — means only addresses on your allowed list are read: your sign-in email, and up to 5 senders in all, each new one confirmed with a code. Anything else is held, unread, for you to process or discard.
Each email is read once by an automated reader. What stays is the sender, the subject, when it arrived and what was found — never the body — and that history clears itself after 30 days. Turn off and delete removes your address, every find, held mail, your history and your allowed senders straight away; everything you already added stays.
Only the emails you forward to your address. We never connect to your inbox and cannot see anything you do not send us. Each email is read once by an automated reader, to pick out the merchant, the amount, the date and how often you pay.
The sender, the subject line, when it arrived and what was found. Never the body of the email. This history clears itself after 30 days, and our email provider deletes its copy after 30 days as well.
Add anything to your account without you confirming it. Read mail from senders you have not allowed. Sell or share your email, or use it for advertising.
A day's finds are summed up in a single notification, sent once they have settled — never one ping per email. Switch it off with Tell me once a day.
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Turn on email forwarding, forward the last receipt in your inbox, and confirm what comes back. Free, on every plan — and nothing is added until you say so.
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