Wallos: Open-Source Personal Subscription Tracker. Contribute to ellite/Wallos development by creating an account on GitHub.
Sharing the link to this project I found and really like. It’s simple to setup with docker, simple to use but really helpful for people not already doing full-on budgeting, financial management.
It’s allowed to me quickly setup all of my monthly, yearly, etc… subscriptions and see them in one place. It includes this nice summary screen so you can see what you’re spending at a glance. (This is from my server but these are not the real numbers)
I mean streaming services alone would take a big hit if you like to have multiple.
Then you have Cloud Storage , Gaming Subs (Playstation, Xbox, Nintendo), Music, Online Backups, etc.
Oh yeah sure. I do the same, well except some offers that were half price… and one had credit card cashback with my bank on top of that and they will last until they are too expensive. Or my deal with my work data plan that included Disney+.
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I mean streaming services alone would take a big hit if you like to have multiple. Then you have Cloud Storage , Gaming Subs (Playstation, Xbox, Nintendo), Music, Online Backups, etc.
It sucks but you end up with plenty quickly
I’ve been managing to dodge them and use free alternarives
Oh yeah sure. I do the same, well except some offers that were half price… and one had credit card cashback with my bank on top of that and they will last until they are too expensive. Or my deal with my work data plan that included Disney+.