The best subscription tracker apps in the UAE

Eight apps at a glance

Prices are in the currency each company shows on its own page, never converted, and can change. Rasid's row is our own app.

Three ways to find your subscriptions

You add them yourself

Kamm, Malii, Pay Track, Bobby, SubTracker and TimelyBills work from what you enter. Nothing is connected, so they are the most private, and they work in any country. They only know what you remember to add, so a yearly renewal you forgot stays forgotten.

It reads your billing email

Rasid and ReSubs search Gmail for receipts and renewal notices. They find subscriptions you forgot and see renewal dates and price rises in the provider's email. Neither needs a bank login. They cannot see a charge that never sent an email.

It links your bank

Rocket Money, Monarch and Simplifi read your card transactions through a US or Canadian bank link. Rocket Money's help centre says it is "only available to users located within the United States and with U.S. based banks", so it is not an option in the UAE. See Rocket Money alternatives outside the US.

The apps one by one

Rasid

Finds subscriptions and household bills in Gmail with read-only access and no bank login, and you confirm each one before it is tracked. In the UAE it reads DEWA, SEWA, TAQA Distribution, Empower, du and Etisalat (e&) bills from their emails, and card statements from seven UAE banks. It reminds you three days before a renewal or a due date, and shows a price rise before it starts.

• Good for: subscriptions and UAE bills found for you, in any currency.
• Less good for: today it is in early access on iPhone with a waitlist and is not on the App Store yet. It does not pay bills or cancel for you, and Arabic is not stated.

Kamm

An iPhone app for "every subscription, bill, and loan you're paying for", added by hand or from a built-in list. Its description says it has full Arabic and English support, including right-to-left. Free, with Kamm Pro at AED 19.99. Its privacy policy says that if you are not a Pro subscriber your entries stay on your device. It names no UAE utilities.

• Good for: a simple Arabic and English list on iPhone.
• Less good for: finding things for you. It was released in September 2026 and has no ratings yet.

Malii

A private budget and expense tracker for iPhone, iPad and Mac. Its listing says "No bank connection, ever", and that the developer collects no data; your transactions live on your device and in your iCloud. The free plan has two accounts, three recurring payments and one budget. DEWA and du appear only as examples you can add by hand.

• Good for: a private budget with subscriptions in it, in Arabic or English.
• Less good for: many subscriptions on the free plan (three recurring payments).

Pay Track

An iPhone app for "what do I owe, and when?", with loans and bills, and "Not a budget app. Not an expense tracker." It says no bank login, and syncs through your iCloud. Arabic is among its languages.

• Good for: loans and instalments next to bills.
• Less good for: subscriptions found for you: you enter everything. It does not state any UAE provider.

Bobby

A simple iPhone list: pick a service, set the price and the date. Free, with in-app packs from USD 0.99.

• Good for: a clean list you keep yourself.
• Less good for: finding subscriptions you forgot.

SubTracker

A web app that installs on a phone, with 180+ services and calendar sync. Its site says it "never links to your bank".

• Good for: any device and many currencies.
• Less good for: reminders and price-hike alerts, which are on its paid Plus plan.

ReSubs

Finds receipts and renewals in Gmail and reads screenshots and PDFs. Its App Store listing says "no bank linking required". Its description says it supports Arabic.

• Good for: email import on iPhone and Android, available today.
• Less good for: more than five subscriptions on the free plan, and UAE utility bills: it does not name them.

TimelyBills

A budget and bill-reminder app on iOS, Android and the web. Bank sync is limited to the US and Canada on its listing, and its privacy policy names advertising partners (Google AdSense and AdMob) and providers that may process data in India.

• Good for: budgeting with bill reminders you enter.
• Less good for: privacy, if you want no ads and no server copy, and for Arabic, which it does not offer.

How to choose

• You want a free list you keep yourself, in Arabic: Kamm or Malii.
• You want it to find subscriptions for you without a bank login: ReSubs today, or Rasid once it is on the App Store.
• You want UAE bills (DEWA, SEWA, du, e&) read from email too: Rasid. Of the apps on this page, it is the only one whose pages say it reads them.
• You track loans and instalments as well: Pay Track.
• You live in the US or Canada: Rocket Money, Monarch or Simplifi, which link your bank.

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Related pages

• The best subscription tracker apps, compared
• Rocket Money alternatives outside the US
• How to find all your subscriptions
• How to cancel subscriptions in the UAE