Saving money on the paid subscriptions you pay for just got much easier with Truebill's mobile app! Truebill automagically scans your statements and detects recurring bills. They watch for price increases, and can even cancel unwanted subscriptions on your behalf. Install the app, then start saving money. It's that simple.
Awesome app idea, I do this process manually with Excel but might be open to your app. Would be great to see this for PayPal I get hit with so many recurring charges.
Sec question-how do I know you keep my information private? Are there paid plans?
Also after signing up what is the process for connecting to email / bank accounts etc ?
@mostlymarius We actually integrated Yodlee as a 2nd API partner to expand international support. We support several hundred Canadian institutions and both Plaid and Yodlee are constantly adding more.
@yahyamokh The reason I ask is that when TrueBill first hit PH I signed up and tried to add my account (with RBC) but my credentials weren't accepted, and having just tried them again I'm seeing the same problem. So even though my bank shows up in the list, it doesn't seem to be working.
@idris I am having some problems. I just signed up with facebook, linked my bank, and it lagged and kicked me out. Now wont allow me to log in with facebook!
@marcaime we use the Plaid API to get a list of your transactions, which are then scanned by our algorithm. You can read about Plaid's security here: https://plaid.com/security/
Truebill is one of those products that makes you think, "wow, how has this not been how the world works" the first time you try it.
I now have a dashboard view of all the recurring payments I make across all my credit cards plus Paypal. It makes a big difference to see everything in one place. (Particularly because I have work stuff, like AWS, on a card that I pay the bill for, personally!)
Highly, highly recommended.
Hi All,
Founder of Truebill here - thanks for having a look at what we've built. Since launching Truebill for desktop a few months ago tens of thousands of people have signed up and found ways to save money on paid subscriptions and recurring bills. We're excited to launch our IOS and Android app and would love to hear your thoughts. Thanks!
@yahyamokh Could you tell us about your development process going from desktop to mobile? What technologies did you use to launch mobile (e.g. did you go native)?
@michael7ritchie Hi there, I'm the CTO at Truebill. The app is actually a React Native app (I love React + React Native!)
For now, it's actually a hybrid of React Native + Webviews. Moving forward, we will continuously improve the app and convert more and more of it from Webviews to React Native.
Interesting. Will dl and check it out. I hope it works with service providers in Dubai. I loved mint but they couldn't work outside the US. What's the revenue model here ?
@adnandawood Truebill makes revenue on intelligent recommendations. For instance, if we see that you have subscriptions X and Y, we might recommend you try Z.
Great stuff. There was another service similar to this that was hunted a couple months back. It was SMS based. They started charging per cancellation and their results were pretty erratic though. Hope this goes well for you guys - btw there's a pretty bad lag on cancellation modal windows in iOS
@yahyamokh I've tried to connect my PayPal account multiple times now but for some reason it just won't connect (and it's not due to an incorrect password)... any idea what might be causing this problem?
@spoor Unfortunately, PayPal is the most unreliable connection. I've heard it's especially problematic for international PayPal users. It should get better within the next couple of months, but until then there's unfortunately not much we can do.
I'd encourage you to link your other accounts (credit cards, debit cards), as usually that's where most subscription payments land anyway.
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