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Outflow 3.0 — An app to keep track of all your subscriptions
Outflow aims to solve the problem of having multiple subscriptions and not knowing when they are renewing and how much you are paying for each. We have built the app to be intuitive and fast, so you can take control over how you are spending your money.
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@gregoiregilbert Happy, you like it! I'll add the SEK currency in the next update and will continue to add more companies. Thanks for the feedback!
@kennyledet Quickbooks Online is getting much better. Still needs work but they are clearly committed to regular improvements.
@benjaminefox I recently did an inventory for a bank switch and we have 31 monthly, quarterly or annual subscriptions. From quickbooks to github and everything in between. Tracking is a PITA.
I connected three of mine gmail accounts and app didnt returned any active subscription i have...?
@kovacevicivan At the moment the app uses the companies that have already been added, so as that list grows the more accurate it will get, sorry about that!
Cool app. Any plans to also have an Android version. I'm asking because I was looking for a similar app in the Play Store but couldn't find one so I started building one on my own. Release it's in about two, three weeks.
@alincatalin At the moment, I have no plans on an Android release. Best of luck to your app!
Outflow initially launched on Product Hunt over two years ago. Since then, I have had the opportunity to attend Apple's WWDC where I gained more knowledge regarding Swift and iOS. This experience inspired me to do a complete rewrite of the app. The goal of this update was to create a more functional and stable version of Outflow.
This new update features a brand new interface making it more convenient for quicker viewing of all your subscriptions. Also, during the original launch, one of the most requested features was the ability for the app to find subscriptions that you may already have. The app now allows you to connect to your Gmail account to receive suggestions on what subscriptions to track. Some other features include automatic currency conversion, a today extension, more renewal frequencies and a greater importance on app stability to name a few. If you are interested in seeing all the new features, you can check out this blog post: http://outflowapp.com/blog/3.0.
Fun facts:
- The app is 100% written in Swift.
- *Only* ~25 caffeinated chocolate bars were consumed in the making of this.
- Version 3.0 marks the third major re-write of the app.
If you have any questions or feedback, I would love to hear them!
Ozzie
Nice; I had this idea long ago, glad to see you took care of it! Buying for sure, will leave a constructive review.
@ejameswill Truebill seems like a super cool product! I think Outflow differentiates itself by focusing on showing you when they are renewing while TrueBill concentrates on the cancellation of fees.
@jrturner1234 I think it is not comparable since this is a mobile app. Many benefits will be like one tap to launch the app, automatic subscription detection based on the Gmail account.
@jrturner1234 Sheets does have the ability to do a lot of the things Outflow can do. However, I believe Outflow makes it more convenient by having the capacity to receive notifications for when they are renewing. Also, the app can help find subscriptions that you may not have even known about.
Looks really cool @kirkbyo_ I use Bobby at the moment, but it lacks option in frequencies of subscription. What are the frequency options on Outflow?
@loyersteph Hey, currently the app supports Weekly, Biweekly, Monthly, Bimonthly, Trimonthly and yearly. If these options aren't enough you can change the interval between subscriptions. So, for example, you might have something renews every 9 days you can switch the increment with the weekly category from 7 days to 9 days. Let me know if you have any other questions!
@keirwilliams The biggest differences at the moment is that Outflow has the ability for automatic subscription finding by connecting to your Gmail. It also has a few convenient features such as automatic currency conversion and a today extension to name a few!
@karimmove Outflow has been around for couple of years now. Outflow does have similar features to Bobby, however it also has a lot of convenient features that Bobby does not. Both are good apps, but it depends on what you are looking for!
Hey Ozzie, great seeing your app evolving! I have to admit I forgot to try it out after meeting you at last year's WWDC, so it's a good thing Product Hunt reminded me!
Cool idea! I like the ability of tracking weekly, monthly, and yearly totals and the currency conversion. Does the currency conversion allow for multiple currencies? Say I have Spotify Canada but everything else is in USD.
Interested in your choice to make it paid vs. free.
Also you're missing an "of" in your main CTA 😉
@nd4spd13 It does! When you add the currency, you can select it for CAD, but in the settings, you can change your HUD currency to USD! And thank you, I missed that! Also, there is no particular reason for free vs. paid. However, I believe that 2$ for an app isn't too expensive, especially if it can help you. Although, I am currently thinking about the idea of having a free tier and a premium tier, with everyone who bought the app already on the premium level and then have the core functionality for free with premium features at a cost.
@kirkbyo_ Very cool! Wish more finance apps had the ability to do multiple currencies.
And good info on the pricing. If people are paying than that's all the reason you need. Interested in seeing how a free tier works out and what features are included in free vs. premium. Good luck!
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