Free trials end quietly. StillFree doesn’t.

Every trial you start is a charge with a delay on it. StillFree holds the date, counts the money, and warns you while cancelling is still free.

Coming soon to the App Store

iPhone · iOS 18 or later
One purchase. No subscription.

The StillFree home screen: money at risk, trials ending soon, and the trials due later.

The StillFree home screen in dark mode: money at risk, trials ending soon, and the trials due later.

Told in time

Three days out, the day before, and on the final morning — at an hour you choose.

Nothing leaves the phone

No account, no server, no analytics. Your trials stay on your iPhone and sync only through your own iCloud.

Paid once

An app that saves you from subscriptions has no business being one.

What StillFree is for

A free trial is a promise to pay later, made on a day you have already forgotten. The charge arrives weeks after the decision, from a company you tried once, for an amount you never agreed to out loud.

StillFree is the note you would have written to yourself. It holds the end date of every trial you are in, adds up what those trials will cost if you keep them all, and tells you before the first of them turns into money. It does not watch your bank and it does not guess — it remembers, which is the part people actually get wrong.

Trials grouped into those ending soon and those due later, with days remaining on each. — The next deadline first, with the money standing behind it.

A single trial in StillFree, showing the end date, the price after the trial, and the scheduled reminders. — Every trial says when it ends, what it will cost, and when you will hear about it.

The history screen, listing trials that were cancelled or kept, by month. — What you cancelled, what you kept, and the day you decided.

How it works

1. Add a trial

Type the service, the end date, and what it will cost afterwards. Only the name and end date are required — StillFree never invents a price it did not read.

2. Or let it read one

Share the confirmation screen to StillFree from any app, pick a screenshot from your library, or photograph an offer that is not on this phone. Your iPhone reads the text on the device using Apple’s Vision framework and fills in what it can find. You review it before anything is saved.

3. Get reminded before free ends

By default, three days out, the day before, and on the final day. You choose which reminders you want and what time of day they arrive. Reminders are scheduled by iOS on your iPhone.

4. Decide

StillFree opens the management page you saved, or your App Store subscriptions, and then asks whether you cancelled. It cannot cancel anything on your behalf, and it does not pretend to.

What StillFree is, plainly

Price: One purchase
Subscription: None
Free trial for StillFree itself: None
Account or sign-up: Not required
Bank or card connection: None
Ads: None
Analytics or tracking: None
Third-party code: None
Screenshot recognition: On your iPhone
Where your trials are stored: On your iPhone
Requires a network connection: No

What StillFree cannot do

StillFree tracks what you tell it. It has no connection to your bank, your card, or the companies whose trials you are tracking, so:

it cannot discover trials you have not entered or imported;
it cannot see whether a trial has actually been cancelled;
it cannot cancel a subscription for you.

It keeps the dates and it tells you in time. The deciding stays with you.

Know when free ends

When StillFree reaches the App Store it arrives as a one-time purchase — no subscription, no trial of its own, and no ads.

Coming soon to the App Store

Questions before then?
support@stillfree.download