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Untrial (Untrial: Subscription Tracker) for iPhone and iPad · Effective 2 October 2026

The short version

  • Your subscriptions stay on your device. Everything you add is stored on your iPhone or iPad. We have no server that receives it.
  • No account and no bank connection. You never give us a name, an email address, a password or access to a bank.
  • No ads, no tracking, no selling. Nothing is shared with advertisers or data brokers, and the app does not track you across other apps or websites.
  • Anonymous usage counts: the app counts how it is used (for example, that setup was finished or a cancel guide was opened) through TelemetryDeck. These counts never contain your subscriptions, prices, dates or anything you type.
  • Service logos: to show a service's logo, the app downloads it from Apple's App Store or Google's icon service. The request names the service (for example netflix.com), never anything about you or what you pay.

This policy explains how the Untrial app (“Untrial”, “the app”, “we”) handles information. If anything is unclear, email .

What stays on your device

Untrial stores the following in the app’s private storage on your device, protected by iOS file encryption. None of it is sent to us or to anyone else:

  • Your subscriptions: name, price, currency, billing cycle, payment dates, whether it is a free trial, its status (active, paused or cancelled), category, and the payment method label, notes and link you choose to add.
  • The price history of each subscription, used to show price rises.
  • Your settings: home currency, reminder time and how many days before a charge you want to be reminded.

You can delete any subscription in the app. Deleting the app deletes everything. Because none of it is synced to us, there is nothing for us to delete on our side.

Importing from a screenshot

If you choose to import from a screenshot (for example your Apple subscriptions list or a bank statement), you pick the image yourself. The app reads the text in it on your device with Apple’s built-in text recognition. The image is not saved by the app and is never uploaded. Only the rows you confirm are added.

What the app downloads: service logos

For services in the app’s built-in list, Untrial shows the service’s logo. To get it, the app asks Apple’s public App Store lookup service for that service’s official app icon, and if there is none, asks Google’s website icon service using the service’s web address (for example netflix.com). Logos are then kept on your device.

These requests contain only the service, never your prices, dates, notes or anything else you enter. As with any web request, Apple and Google can see your device’s IP address. See Apple’s privacy policy and Google’s privacy policy.

Exchange rates for totals in your home currency are built into the app; no request is made for them.

What the app sends: anonymous usage counts

To learn which parts of the app are used and what to improve, Untrial sends anonymous usage counts to TelemetryDeck, a privacy-focused analytics service based in the European Union. Each count is one of these events, with at most a short label:

  • The app was opened; which widget sizes are on your Home or Lock Screen.
  • Setup: which step was reached, and that it was finished (with how many subscriptions were picked or imported, as numbers).
  • Whether you allowed notifications.
  • The free week started or ran out; the purchase screen or the locked screen was shown; a purchase was started, completed, cancelled, failed or refunded (with whether it happened during the free week and on which day, or after it); Restore was tapped.
  • A subscription was added (whether it was a free trial and whether it came from the built-in list), imported from a screenshot (how many rows), or marked as cancelled.
  • A cancel guide was opened, or its cancel-page link was tapped; the monthly check-in was finished (how many kept and cancelled, as numbers); a review link was tapped.

Each count also includes basic technical details (app version, iOS version, device model, language and region) and a random identifier that cannot be traced back to you. Counts never include the names of your subscriptions or services, prices, dates, notes or anything else you enter. They are not used for advertising and are not linked to your identity. See TelemetryDeck’s privacy policy.

Cancel guides and links

Cancel guides are built into the app. When you tap a link in a guide, or “Open my Apple subscriptions”, it opens in Safari or the App Store. The website you open handles your visit under its own terms.

“Suggest a feature or a service” and “Ask for this guide in a review” open Untrial’s page in the App Store, where you can write a review. Reviews are published by Apple under its terms; the app sends nothing itself.

Purchases

The 7-day trial (free) and the one-time lifetime purchase are sold by Apple through the App Store. Payment details go to Apple and never to us. Whether you have bought Untrial is confirmed on your device by Apple. See Apple’s privacy policy.

Notifications

Renewal and trial reminders, the monthly check-in, and one reminder the day before your free week ends are scheduled on your device. When the free week is over without a purchase, no reminders are sent until you buy. The number on the app icon counts reminders that arrived since you last opened the app, and is also worked out on your device. There are no push notifications and no push server.

Widgets, Siri and Control Center

Untrial’s widgets show your next payments and totals. To do that, the app keeps a small summary (names, amounts and dates of upcoming payments) in storage that only Untrial and its own widgets can read, on your device. The Siri shortcuts and Control Center buttons open the app on the right screen; nothing is sent anywhere.

Things you choose to share

The app creates files only when you ask: a backup (JSON) and a spreadsheet (CSV). You decide where they go (for example Files, iCloud Drive, Mail or Messages). Once you share a file, the service you share it through and the person who receives it handle it under their own terms.

Device backups

Untrial does not sync to iCloud. If iCloud Backup is on, iOS may include the app’s data in your own encrypted device backup, as it does for other apps. That backup belongs to you and is governed by Apple’s terms; we have no access to it.

Children

Untrial is not directed at children and does not knowingly collect personal information from anyone.

Your rights

Privacy laws such as the GDPR give you rights to access, correct, export or delete personal data a company holds about you. We hold no personal data about you: your subscriptions are on your device, and neither logo requests nor the anonymous usage counts identify you to us. You can export your data at any time (Settings › Your data) and delete it in the app or by deleting the app. For any question or request, write to ; we answer within 30 days.

This website

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Changes to this policy

If we change what the app collects or sends, we will update this page and its effective date before the change takes effect, and describe it in the app’s release notes.

Contact

Questions about this policy: .