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See your subscriptions, then bring your household’s together. Each person connects their own inbox and chooses what to share, so you can see who pays for what, combined spending and possible duplicates.

Start with your own details. Share when you choose.
01 / CONNECT YOUR INBOX
Your subscriptions are scattered across your inboxes. Patches brings them into one clear view, without you typing them in.
Connect Gmail, Apple Mail or Outlook—or mix and match. Patches reads subscription receipts, invoices and renewal notices from your connected accounts. Just email. No bank connection required.
Multiple inboxes. One view.


YOURS. THEIRS. THE HOUSEHOLD PICTURE.
Alice pays for some subscriptions. Robin pays for others. They each connect their own accounts and choose what to share. Now they can see who pays for what, what it adds up to, and where they might be paying twice.
Alice connects her inbox and sees her subscriptions. It’s useful before anyone else joins.
Robin joins with his own account. Each chooses which subscriptions to share; everything starts private.
Switch between people and the household. Review combined spending, upcoming renewals and possible duplicates.
Share the subscription, not your inbox. Your partner sees its name, provider, cost, billing cycle and renewal date. Source emails, notes and links stay private. You can make a subscription private again.

Shares €32/month

Shares €28/month
Alice €32 + Robin €28
Shared subscriptions only
Two subscriptions. €24 a month between them. Alice and Robin can compare the plans and decide whether they need both.
Alice keeps a €9 work subscription private. It isn’t visible to Robin or included in the €60 household total.
02 / SEE THE BIGGER PICTURE
A little streaming here. A bit of cloud storage there. Meet the monthly total.
Insights brings active recurring spend together and shows how recorded charges change over time. Switch between Monthly, Annual and Last 12 months to explore the view you need.


03 / STAY A STEP AHEAD
The subscription you loved six months ago might not be today’s favourite. See what renews next, what it costs and whether it still earns its place.
Turn on notifications for a heads-up before renewal dates saved in your Patch. Time to keep a favourite—or part ways with something you no longer use.


04 / MAKE IT YOURS
Streaming, storage, that thing for work. Categories give the spending some order. Your tags make it feel like yours.
Group vendors by category to understand the mix of spending. Add your own tags to organise subscriptions across those categories—then use them to find the information you want.
Entertainment is a category. “Worth reviewing” is a very useful nudge to yourself. Add tags that fit how you think about your subscriptions.


Invite your partner from the Household screen. They join with their own account and connect their own email. Each person chooses which subscriptions to share; the household view combines those shared subscriptions and lets you see them by person.
For subscriptions you share: the name, provider, cost, billing cycle and renewal date. Your source emails, notes and source links stay private. New subscriptions start private, and you can stop sharing any subscription.
Patches flags possible overlaps between shared subscriptions. Compare the two plans and decide whether to keep both. If you choose to cancel one, you do that with the provider.
Yes. Patches works in your phone’s browser, and you can add it to your Home Screen so it’s always a tap away. No app store download needed.
On iPhone: open Patches in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen. If you see Open as Web App, leave it switched on.
On Android: open Patches in Chrome, tap the three-dot menu, then Add to Home screen or Install app. Follow the prompts and you’re ready to go.
No. Just connect your email. Patches finds subscription details in receipts, invoices and renewal notices.
No. Start with your own email accounts and see your subscriptions in one place.
Yes. Mix and match Gmail, Apple Mail and Outlook. Your subscriptions come together in one view, wherever the receipts arrive.
Yes. Add a subscription yourself or edit the details of one Patches has found.
Yes. Turn on notifications in your Patch to get reminders before the renewal dates saved there.
You cancel directly with the provider. Patches brings the costs and renewal dates together so you can decide what stays.
You’ll review and approve your email provider’s permissions when you connect. You can disconnect later to stop future access. More about privacy.
Your inbox has the receipts. Let’s make them useful.
Get the Subscriptions PatchStart on your own or share with your household · no bank connection required