Start with minimum fields
Save the name and date before missing details cause the renewal itself to be forgotten.
Visible SaaS costs
A lightweight list for services, cycles, dates, and costs—enough for an individual or small team to decide before a charge.
No bank connection required. You control the records; renewals and cancellations stay with the original provider.
Next 30 days · 3 items
Questions to answer before starting
Small SaaS charges spread across cards, accounts, and billing cycles are hard to recall. Individuals and small teams often need low-friction visibility more than a complex procurement system.
Start with a name and next date, then add amount, currency, and notes when useful. Calendar and summaries support planning; neither replaces the real invoice.
Core capabilities
Save the name and date before missing details cause the renewal itself to be forgotten.
See both frequency and the concrete next event.
Answer when renewals happen and what their expected scale is.
Start from a known service, then correct it to match your own invoice.
How it works
Reuse common details when available without blocking custom entries.
Enter the next date, cycle, amount, currency, and useful context.
Open the item from the list or calendar, then keep, change, or cancel at the provider.
FAQ
No. TutuYes does not read bank transactions; you maintain renewal records directly.
No. It is a planning view based on entered amounts and rates. Taxes, rates, and invoices from the provider are final.
No. Cancel at the SaaS provider; TutuYes only manages its own record and reminders.
Start with the next renewal or to-do that genuinely needs action. Add the rest later.