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MyTruv scans your transaction history for charges that repeat on a schedule and gathers them all on the Recurring view, so you always know what you’re paying for.

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Where to find your subscriptions

Open the Recurring section on either platform - that’s the dedicated home for every recurring series MyTruv detected. The Summary screen also shows an Upcoming widget with the next few bills and income at a glance. Use it for a quick peek, or open Recurring for the full list.

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How subscriptions are detected

MyTruv groups charges into a recurring series when it sees the same merchant charging on a regular schedule (weekly, monthly, annual, and so on). No manual setup is needed. The detection is signal-based, not a hard-coded list of companies, so any merchant that bills you on a cadence can show up - streaming, gym, insurance, utilities, software, you name it.
MyTruv only detects and tracks subscriptions. It does not cancel them for you. To cancel, go to the merchant directly.

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What you’ll see for each subscription

  • Merchant name - the company you’re subscribed to
  • Amount - what you pay per billing cycle
  • Frequency - Monthly, Weekly, Biweekly, Semi-Monthly, Annually, Semi-Annually, or Commission
  • Next expected date - when the next charge is expected, or a relative label like “Today” or “in 5 days”
  • Status - Active by default; series can also be Pending, Inactive (a long-running series that hasn’t billed lately), or Irregular (a series with inconsistent intervals)
  • Category - the spending category MyTruv assigned
To change the category of a recurring series, the path differs by platform. On iOS, open the subscription’s detail view from Recurring and change the category there - that change re-categorizes the merchant across the rest of MyTruv too. On the web, change the category from a matching transaction on the Transactions page (the Recurring detail view doesn’t have an in-place category edit).
For payment-by-payment detail, open the subscription’s detail view and see Subscription History.

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Filtering and searching

The Recurring view supports filtering on both platforms, but the controls and a few details differ.
On the web - the list has its own Search field for filtering by merchant or description, plus filters for Status (All / Active / Inactive / Irregular) and Frequency. Clear all resets every active filter at once. The page also shows two totals near the top - monthly income and monthly expenses with the yearly equivalent - and the All tab groups subscriptions by category with a monthly subtotal per category (Uncategorized at the bottom).On iOS - the Recurring page doesn’t have its own search field; use the global Search tab to find a specific merchant. Filters live in a Filter panel and cover Time period, Status, Category, and Sort. Reset clears every active filter at once.
The Status filter defaults to Active on both platforms, so non-active series are hidden until you change it. If a subscription you remember (like a cancelled one) seems missing, switch Status to All or Inactive.

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What the tracker helps you do

  • See every active recurring charge in one place, separate from one-off transactions
  • Spot subscriptions you may have forgotten about - especially after switching the Status filter to All
  • Track how much your subscriptions add up to each month
  • Anticipate upcoming charges before they hit (see Viewing Upcoming Bills)
MyTruv does not currently support manually marking a transaction as a subscription, hiding a false-positive series, or editing the detected fields. If a series looks wrong, contact support.
Review your subscriptions every month or two. Many people are surprised to find they’re still paying for services they no longer use.