One place for everything
Every platform’s subscriptions and renewals in one list, sorted by due date, with the soonest pinned to the top.
Subscription renewal tracking
Bring VPS, domain, AI, and streaming subscriptions together, then leave time to decide before each confirmed renewal date.
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
Subscriptions scattered everywhere: a few VPS, some domains, Claude / ChatGPT, Netflix… all with different due dates. It’s easy to forget a renewal and lose service — or keep getting billed for something you cancelled.
TutuYes keeps confirmed information together and reminds you from each item. When you stop using something, cancel it at the provider first, then disable its record here.
Core capabilities
Every platform’s subscriptions and renewals in one list, sorted by due date, with the soonest pinned to the top.
Based on your lead time, a reminder lands in your inbox before the due date and clears itself once you renew.
Disabled records stop creating renewal to-dos; cancellation at the provider remains your action.
Estimate scale by currency while treating taxes, rates, and the final invoice as authoritative.
How it works
Log in with your Tutu account or email — no install.
Enter name, amount and next renewal date, press Enter to save.
Choose how many days ahead to be reminded before it’s due.
When reminded, mark it “Renewed” in one tap and the next cycle is scheduled automatically.
FAQ
VPS / cloud servers, domains, AI services, streaming, software — any subscription can be added manually; platforms with a webhook can also connect automatically.
No. TutuYes does not charge you. Optional payment-method records are management metadata only; never enter a full card number, CVV, or payment password.
Basic subscription tracking is free and ready to use.
Sensitive upstream authentication settings are encrypted server-side. Ordinary renewal records remain visible in the product so you can manage them; never store payment passwords in notes.
Start with the next renewal or to-do that genuinely needs action. Add the rest later.