For Germany and Austria
Jenda reads your invoice emails, not your bank account. It finds the subscriptions you forgot about and shows you plainly what they cost per year.
7 days free. No bank access. No credit card.
The problem
Monthly charges get noticed. Annual contracts do not. They renew quietly, usually weeks before you think about them. Those are exactly the ones Jenda finds, because every renewal sends an email.
How it works
Connect Gmail once via OAuth. Read access, nothing more. If you would rather not connect, forward invoices to your personal Jenda address instead.
Provider, amount, billing cycle and start date are pulled from the email. The message content is deleted after processing.
Yearly costs at a glance, a reminder before every charge, and you see immediately which subscription eats the most.
Product
Check quickly on your phone, sort things out on your desktop. Both show the same state.
Monthly and yearly costs at a glance. No more surprises.
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What we are building
A list of your subscriptions saves no money. Only a sent cancellation does. That is what we are building right now: deadlines under German and Austrian law, plus the finished letter.
In progress
Other apps remind you three days before the charge. Too late. Jenda will count backwards from the renewal date and reach out while you can still act.
In progress
Cancellation text with your contract details, the provider's address and the date, as a PDF to send or print.
In progress
Since July 2022 every German online provider must offer a cancellation button. Jenda will link straight to it where one exists.
These three features are not live yet. What already works today: finding subscriptions in your inbox, seeing yearly costs and getting reminded before every charge.
Privacy
Most subscription managers ask for bank access through third parties such as Plaid. For a simple subscription overview that is out of proportion. Every charge sends an email anyway.
Gmail access runs through a restricted scope. It is only granted after passing a security review and has to be confirmed again every year.
Servers and database in the European Union. GDPR compliant, no data selling, no advertising.
Jenda cannot send, change or delete emails. The content is discarded after processing; what stays is provider, amount and date.
Pricing
€ 0
7 days, full feature set
€ 49
per year, or € 4,90 per month
All prices include VAT. Payment via Stripe, cancel any time.
Questions
Jenda looks for invoices, payment confirmations and renewal notices. Private messages are not processed. Access is read only; Jenda cannot send or delete anything.
Yes. You get a personal Jenda address and forward invoices there. Works with any provider. Outlook and IMAP are in progress.
Not yet. The cancellation helper is in progress. The plan: Jenda drafts the letter with your contract details and links to the cancellation button where one exists. You send it yourself, so the cancellation is unambiguously from you.
Delete your account and everything goes. You can revoke Gmail access separately at any time directly in your Google account.