See which subscriptions you actually use.

Worthwell matches every subscription with proof you used it: visits to the gym, purchases at the store, minutes in the app. When the renewal comes around, you already know.

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For iPhone, in the U.S., ages 18 and up.

The Worthwell dashboard: $166.81 a month in subscriptions, $44.98 of it barely used, with QuickShine Car Wash and Amazon Prime flagged for review and usage rings for Planet Fitness, Duolingo and QuickShine.

A month in Worthwell Example data

Subscription	Price	Used this cycle	Verdict
Planet Fitness	$24.99/mo	10 of 12 visits	Well used
QuickShine Car Wash	$29.99/mo	1 of 4 visits	Barely used
Duolingo	$12.99/mo	6h 50m of 8h	Well used
Netflix	$15.49/mo	6h 20m of 10h	Sometimes
Amazon Prime	$14.99/mo	1 of 5 purchases	Barely used
$44.98 a month is going to subscriptions that are barely used.

Three ways to count real use

Each subscription gets the kind of proof that fits it. Turn on only what you need. Every method is optional.

Visits to the places you pay for

Choose your gym, studio or car wash on a map. Worthwell counts a visit when you stay long enough, and skips the times you only drive past.

Gym or classes: 20 minutes or more
Car wash or pickup: 5 minutes or more
Club or coworking: 45 minutes or more

One visit counts per day. Your location is used on your iPhone and never sent to Worthwell — only your visits are.

Planet Fitness in Worthwell: score 86, Well Used, 10 of 12 visits this cycle, and each visit listed with when you arrived and left. — Each gym visit, with when you arrived and left.

QuickShine Car Wash location tracking on a map, with the rule that visits lasting 5 minutes or more count. — A car wash only needs a five-minute stop.

Purchases at the merchants that count

Some memberships only pay off when you buy something. Connect your bank or card through Plaid, then choose which merchants count. For Amazon Prime, that might be Amazon and Whole Foods.

The rest of your spending stays out of it. Worthwell never sees your bank username or password.

Amazon Prime in Worthwell: score 20, Barely Used, with purchases at Amazon and Whole Foods Market listed under each billing cycle against a goal of 5. — Amazon and Whole Foods purchases, cycle by cycle.

Minutes in the apps you subscribe to

Pick the app behind a subscription with Apple’s Screen Time picker and set a goal, like 8 hours a month. Worthwell adds up your minutes day by day.

Apple keeps the apps you pick private. Worthwell gets the time for that one subscription, not your Screen Time history.

Duolingo in Worthwell: 6 hours 50 minutes of an 8 hour goal, with minutes listed for each day of the cycle. — Duolingo: daily minutes toward an 8-hour goal.

A score that shows its working

After 14 days of tracking, each subscription gets a usage score out of 100: how much of your goal you reached over the last 3 months. Tap it to see the months behind the number.

How Planet Fitness got 86Goal: 12 visits a month

Month	Visits	Of goal
Sep 5 – Oct 4	12 of 12	100%
Aug 5 – Sep 4	9 of 12	75%
Jul 5 – Aug 4	10 of 12	83%
Score		86

Each month counts up to 100%: One busy month can’t hide two quiet ones. Yearly plans add up their last 12 months instead, so a busy month can make up for a slow one.
Only the days Worthwell saw: A day with no data is left out, not counted as zero. A month seen for half its days is judged against half the goal.
One plain verdict: 75 and up is Well used, 60 to 74 Sometimes, under 60 Barely used. A short line says when use is going up or down.

Worthwell never cancels anything. The decision stays with you.

About your score for Planet Fitness: 86, Well Used. You reached 86% of your goal over the last 3 months, up from last month, with each month’s visits listed: 12, 9 and 10 of 12.

Every renewal, sorted by whether it’s earning its place

Goals shows what’s on pace this cycle. Tracking shows what’s well used and what needs a second look.

The Goals tab: 5 of 7 goals on pace, with Amazon Prime and QuickShine Car Wash behind. — Goals: 5 of 7 on pace this cycle.

The Tracking tab over recent months: QuickShine Car Wash and Amazon Prime are barely used, Netflix is sometimes used, and HelloFresh, Planet Fitness, Duolingo and Costco are well used, each with its cost per use. — Tracking: what’s worth keeping, judged on recent months.

What Worthwell sees, and what it doesn’t

Worthwell receives

Transactions and recurring charges from accounts you connect through Plaid
When you arrive at and leave the places you choose
Time spent in the app tied to a subscription

Worthwell never receives

Your bank username or password
Where the places you choose are
Your full Screen Time history

No ads, and your personal information is never sold. You can delete your account from Settings in the app. Read the Privacy Policy

Questions

Which subscriptions can Worthwell track?

Worthwell finds recurring charges in the bank and card accounts you connect. For each one you can count visits, purchases at chosen merchants, or Screen Time minutes, whichever fits how you use it.

Do I have to turn on every kind of tracking?

No. Choose a method per subscription. Screen Time and location tracking are optional, and you decide which permissions to grant.

Why doesn’t a new subscription have a score yet?

A fair score needs a little history. After 14 days of tracking against a goal you’ve set, the first score appears. Until then you still see progress, and days with no data are never counted as zero use.

Will Worthwell cancel subscriptions for me?

No. Worthwell shows you how much you use each subscription. You cancel or change it with the provider, or through Apple for App Store subscriptions.

Where is Worthwell available?

Worthwell is for iPhone users in the United States aged 18 and over. Check the App Store listing for device requirements.

Something else? Visit Support or email [email protected].

Know before it renews.

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