• Installments and loans: track a pay-in-parts purchase, a buy now, pay later plan, a card installment or a bank loan next to your subscriptions. See how many payments are made, what is paid, what is left and the day it ends. • Every payment counts in this month's total and shows in the calendar. A reminder the day before each payment — the one for the last payment says it is the last — and a note once the plan is paid off. Paid it off early? Record it and the schedule ends there. • The + button now asks what you are adding — a subscription, a free trial, a one-time license, or an installment or loan — and each has its own short flow. A subscription takes two steps, with an intro price one switch away. • On iPhone Duo, unfolded, each tab shows its list and what you open side by side. • SubEye Pro: add the purchase price to see how much more the credit costs, choose how many days ahead installment reminders arrive, and keep the next payment in the Home Screen widget. Already have Pro? All of it is included. • Using iCloud Sync? Update SubEye on every device you sync — older versions do not show installments.

• One-time licenses (SubEye Pro): track software you buy once with a year of updates included. SubEye counts the purchase once, shows the optional renewal on its own date and reminds you before your updates run out — renewing is your call. • A clearer way to add a subscription: choose how you pay — regular, free trial, intro discount or one-time license — and see the first charges laid out before you save. • The calendar marks a license purchase, and "Needs a decision" on Home shows when updates are about to end.

• Saved with SubEye: Home now shows how much you've kept by pausing or cancelling subscriptions. • Clearer subscription pages. The next payment comes first, and a price change, a trial ending or an intro price ending is spelled out — including whether a switch to another currency costs you more or less. • Turn on renewal reminders right from a subscription with the bell. • Reminders name the day — "Netflix renews tomorrow" — and open the subscription they're about. • Renewal Live Activities now work on iOS 17 and later, and one you dismiss stays dismissed. • Adding a subscription you already track? SubEye offers to resume or restart it instead of making a duplicate. • SubEye tells you when an update is out. • A scheduled price change now counts from its own day in totals, the calendar and reminders. • Fixed: Terms of service and Privacy policy open again, busy days on Home show every payment, and layouts hold up at the largest text sizes.

SubEye 6 has been rebuilt as a native iPhone app. • Faster startup, smoother navigation and more responsive forms • Redesigned Home Screen widgets with adaptive layouts and full-color backgrounds • Optional Live Activities for upcoming renewals • Improved subscription creation, editing, cancellation and price-change flows • Refined calendar, filters, brand logos and subscription details • Better support for the keyboard, accessibility settings and larger text • More reliable renewal dates, pricing periods and reminders Your existing subscriptions and settings are preserved when you update. Your data remains on your device, while iCloud Sync stays optional.

• Home now leads with what still needs a decision — a trial about to start charging, an intro price ending, a price rise you were warned about months ago, a paused subscription coming back. On the days there is nothing to decide, the card isn't there at all. • A strip under the header shows every charge left this month, day by day. It replaces the old "Coming up" card and fits the whole rest of the month in less room than five cards took. • The month card now shows what has already been charged as well as what is left, and fills up as the month gets paid. • Beside next month's forecast: the single subscription costing you the most, by name. • "Where it goes" is answered for everyone now — grouped by subscription free, by category with Pro — and opens out to the full list. • Amounts in the list are what actually leaves your account. A yearly plan shows its yearly charge instead of a monthly rate, and the rate moved next to the billing cycle. • A subscription whose trial ends before its next payment shows the price you will really be charged, not today's. • A cancelled subscription says when you lose access instead of showing a payment that is not coming. • The subscriptions list opens with your monthly total and estimated yearly total. • Every subscription has a proper screen: the brand's logo across the top in its own colour, the name under it, then the next payment, its share of your month, and the price history. • Logos are the brands' real app icons now — and you can pick which mark a brand uses. • Any billing cycle you like: every 2 weeks, every 3 months, every 18 months, from a menu that opens right over the row. • Ukrainian fixes across Home, the calendar and Settings — lines that were cut short, a month in the wrong case, and wording that read like a translation.

A calendar for what you pay. SubEye has a fourth tab. Every charge in the month on one grid, with each day's total printed on the day itself, and an agenda underneath so you can read the names without tapping anything. Swipe sideways for other months, tap any day for its breakdown. It's free, with nothing held back. • Counts every charge, not just the next one — a weekly subscription shows up on all four or five of its days • The month's total is the same figure Home already gives you • Tap a day to see what renews, what a trial is about to turn into, and what you stop paying for • Choose where your week starts, and whether daily totals show at all • Days from the months either side fill out the grid, so the weeks read straight through New in Pro • A year view — twelve months of spending at a glance, tap one to open it • Every month set against the one before it • A mark on the days several charges land together Also in this release • Bigger, clearer logos on the day tiles • Large amounts fit now instead of being cut off • Smoother paging between months, and a faster calendar throughout

Pick any currency, not one of five. SubEye tracked five currencies. It now knows every one — 156, each with its flag, its full name and its symbol. Search by code or by name, or take one from the short list at the top: your region's currency is already on it. Every amount shows its own symbol where there is one, and its code where there is not. Exchange rates are cheaper on your battery too. SubEye stops re-checking once it has the day's rates, and it keeps converting from the last set it has when you are offline.