FAQ
How do I run a scan?
Export your transactions from your bank or card issuer as a CSV and drop the file on the home page. Add at least two months — a charge has to appear twice before it can be called a cycle. Three to six months reads best. You get a free preview of the first subscription found, then $6.75 plus transaction fee and tax opens the full list for that scan.
Where do I get a CSV?
Most banks put it under statements, activity, or download transactions. Any export with a date, a description, and an amount will work; column names can differ.
What counts as a subscription?
A merchant charging on a steady rhythm — monthly, weekly, or something in between. Each one is shown with its cadence, its amount, and the raw statement text the match came from, so you can check the working yourself.
Why does it cost anything?
One payment per scan, so there is nothing recurring to cancel. It keeps the site running without a subscription of its own.
What is the $1.01 fee?
It's what Polar, the payment company, charges to process the payment. The scan itself is $6.75; the fee is shown separately so you can see exactly where the money goes. Sales tax ($0.51 in Texas) is added on top at checkout, and depends on where you live.
Can I keep the results?
Yes — the full table downloads as an image you can save or send. Save it before you close the tab: results aren't kept, and each new scan is a new payment.