Your bank statement is hiding dead subscriptions. Dig them up.

Drop in a statement CSV. We find the recurring charges you forgot, right in your browser, and show you how to cancel each one.

Dig up my bills

Takes you to sign-up. Your file never leaves your browser.

The graveyard

Example

StreamVault+

$15.49

05/28/2026

IronPulse Gym

$39.99

06/01/2026

PixelForge Pro

$22.99

05/19/2026

Bleeding

$78.47/mo

How it works

From a CSV to a cancelled charge.

No bank login. No linked accounts. Just a file and a few minutes.

  1. Export a statement

    Download a CSV from your bank or card issuer. Most have it under statements or transaction history.

  2. Drop it in

    The file is read by your browser. It is not uploaded, so there is nothing on our end to leak or sell.

  3. Meet the dead

    Charges that repeat on a schedule get a tombstone: merchant, monthly cost, last time it hit your account.

  4. Bury them

    Each tombstone comes with a cancel guide for that service, step by step, plus a card you can share.

Other apps want your bank login and a subscription. We want a file, and we never even receive it.

Dig up my bills

Old way, new way

You do not need to link a bank to find a dead charge.

The usual app

  • Link your bank account to an app you just met
  • Hand over login access and hope for the best
  • Get a budgeting overhaul when you wanted one answer
  • Pay for a premium plan to see what you can cancel

Undead Bills

  • Export a CSV you already have access to
  • Your browser reads the file. Nothing is uploaded or stored
  • One screen: every recurring charge, with its monthly cost
  • Free, with a cancel guide for each tombstone

Questions

Fair things to ask a stranger with your statement.

Does my statement get uploaded?

No. The CSV is read by your browser on your own device. Nothing in the file is sent to a server or stored.

Do I have to link my bank account?

No. You only need a CSV export of a bank or card statement, which most banks let you download.

How does it know a charge is a subscription?

It looks for the same merchant charging you again on a regular schedule, then lists each one as a tombstone with its monthly cost and last charge date.

Can it cancel things for me?

It does not cancel on your behalf. Each tombstone comes with a step-by-step cancel guide so you can do it yourself.

What do I need an account for?

An account lets you save your list of subscriptions and come back to it. Scanning a file is the part that stays in your browser.

Dig up the charges you forgot. Bury them.

One file. Your browser. A tombstone for every bill that should be dead.

Dig up my bills

Takes you to sign-up.