Rasid app screenshots on iPhone

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These are real screens from the Rasid iPhone app, shown with a demo account. Rasid finds your subscriptions and your DEWA, SEWA, du and e& bills in your billing email, with read-only Gmail access and no bank login, and reminds you three days before you pay.

The screens

Rasid Home screen on iPhone: monthly spend of AED 216.04 across 6 active subscriptions, a 3 ways to pay less card, and bills due.
Home: spend, the next renewal and bills due
Rasid subscription list on iPhone: Amazon Prime, Claude, iCloud+, Netflix, Spotify and YouTube Music, each with its price and days to renewal.
Subscriptions: every one with its price and renewal
Rasid calendar view on iPhone, with each renewal marked on its day.
Calendar: each renewal on its day
Rasid Bills tab on iPhone: a gas bill overdue, du and DEWA due soon, Empower and etisalat paid.
Bills: DEWA, du, Empower and etisalat with due dates
Rasid scanning Gmail on iPhone: 449 emails looked through so far, with a note that it keeps scanning while you use the app.
Scanning Gmail, read-only, in the background
Rasid Gmail scan review on iPhone: 8 found from 42 senders with nothing changed in Gmail, and a button to import 5 items.
Gmail scan review: you confirm before anything is saved
Rasid DEWA bill on iPhone: AED 612.40 due, with the last 6 bills as bars against their average.
A DEWA bill against its last six
Rasid Discover tab on iPhone: you pay for 2 music services, AED 23.99 a month with one, save at least AED 288 a year.
Discover: a cheaper way to pay for what you have
Rasid YouTube Music page on iPhone: AED 23.99 a month, with a notice that the price goes up to AED 26.99.
A price change, marked before it starts
Rasid Assistant on iPhone: asked what is renewing this week, it lists Spotify at AED 23.99 and Netflix at AED 71.00.
Assistant: ask what is renewing this week

About these screens

Every screen is from Rasid's demo mode on an iPhone, with sample names, amounts and dates. They are not a real person's account. The amounts in the app come from each provider's own pages; the figures here are demo figures. Rasid is free during early access, on iPhone first.