TrialGuard: Cancel and Remind app analytics for September 9

You start a seven-day free trial to watch one game. You mean to cancel it. Seven days later your card is charged $11.99, and you don't notice for four months. TrialGuard exists for that one moment. Drop the trial in when you start it, and it will warn you before it ever becomes a charge. WARNED BEFORE YOU'RE BILLED TrialGuard schedules local alerts 48 hours, 24 hours and 2 hours before anything bills you. Add a trial that is already inside that window and it warns you right away instead of silently giving up. Every alert carries two actions: Cancel Now, which opens the page that ends it, and Already Canceled. THE LINK THAT ACTUALLY CANCELS 66 US services are built in, each with its own direct cancellation page — Netflix, Peacock, Paramount+, Max, Hulu, Disney+, Amazon Prime, Spotify, Audible, Adobe, Peloton, DoorDash, Walmart+, Xbox Game Pass and more. Anything billed through the App Store opens the iOS subscriptions screen instead. Pick a service and its price, cycle and cancellation link are filled in for you. TWO HONEST NUMBERS Most trackers add your free trials to your monthly total, which is simply wrong — you are not paying for them yet. TrialGuard shows two figures instead: • Paying now — what is actually being charged today. • If you don't cancel — what your free trials will start charging. Cancel one, and you watch the number drop. NO BANK. NO ACCOUNT. NO TRACKING. Other subscription trackers want your bank login, your credentials and your full transaction history, and then sell you credit card offers. TrialGuard asks for none of it. There is no account, no sign-in, no server and no analytics. It works in Airplane Mode, because it never needed the network. And it does not charge you a subscription to track your subscriptions. BUILT PROPERLY • Full Dynamic Type, from the smallest size to the largest accessibility size. • VoiceOver labels on every control. • A single, deliberate dark design — the app looks the same on every device. • A dated JSON backup you can save anywhere. • Cancelling is reversible; nothing is destroyed by a mis-tap. A NOTE ON WHAT THIS IS TrialGuard cannot see your bank or your card. It knows only what you tell it, and it reminds you at the right moment. It cannot cancel a subscription for you either — it takes you straight to the page where you can.