See what you’re really paying
Small subscriptions hide. ₹199 here, ₹149 there. Aviary lists every subscription with its price, how often it renews and the next due date. It adds them up per month and per year, so you see the ₹31,000 a year you didn’t know you were spending.
Recurring expenses log themselves
Set up rent, an EMI or a weekly delivery once, with its amount, category and schedule. On the day, it’s logged for you. That’s a whole set of spends you never have to remember.
A heads-up before it charges
Aviary nudges you a few days before a subscription renews, like “Netflix renews soon, ₹199 due in 3 days”. That’s your chance to cancel the one you stopped watching.
It spots the ones you missed
Logged the same thing at the same amount a few months running? Aviary suggests turning it into a recurring expense or a subscription. You decide.
Without reading your SMS
Many subscription trackers in India read your bank SMS to find recurring charges. Aviary doesn’t. You add what you pay, once, and it takes it from there. Read why on budgeting without linking your bank.