Roadmap · updated September 2026

What's shipped, and what's next

Outflow is built in the open by one person. This page is what has actually shipped, what is being worked on, and where to say what you'd like next — without needing an account anywhere.

Suggest something, or report a problem

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Under consideration — A 14-day cooling-off reminder for UK subscriptions, once the January 2027 rules are confirmed against the legislation rather than press coverage.

Always no — Bank linking, an account system, ads, analytics, and turning Pro into a subscription.

Shipped

6.0 — in testing now — A FIRE goal (beta): set the least a month needs to cost and see when your income could cover it. Made for iPhone Duo (edge to edge on both displays), iPad and Mac layouts with a menu bar and keyboard shortcuts, German, a layered Liquid Glass icon, editable price history, and Every 2 Years billing.

5.1 — Outflow on Apple Watch, with Pro: this month's total, what's going out next and what's coming in. What you actually spent: each year's real total, including subscriptions you've since cancelled, at the price you paid at the time. Choose when reminders arrive, rearrange Trends, add a subscription from Control Centre, and Find from transactions keeps looking. The Watch app, the yearly total and the reminder time all came from suggestions on this page.

5.0 — Built for iOS 27. Finds subscriptions in the transactions Apple keeps on your iPhone, through Apple's FinanceKit, with no login (beta). Income tracking out of beta. Split a bill in one tap, tap any month in Trends to see what made it up, share your year as a card that never shows what you earn, and start over from a clean slate.

4.4 — Price history as a graph, and a first run that starts by finding what you've forgotten rather than asking you to type.

4.3 — Price-rise detection when you scan a statement. The audit gained PayPal and Google Play. Payment method per subscription, so cancellation advice is accurate. Trends explains why a month was what it was.

4.2 — Shareflows — share chosen subscriptions with a household over iCloud and split the cost, so one bill tracked by two people is never counted twice.

4.0 — Find what you've forgotten: a guided audit of Apple, your card statement, and the receipts in your inbox.

3.x — Cancellation assistant, statement scanning on device, widgets, Siri and App Intents, five languages.

Haven't got Outflow yet?

Suggestions are welcome either way — but the roadmap makes a lot more sense with the app in front of you. It's free for up to 5 subscriptions, and Pro is a one-time purchase rather than yet another monthly fee.

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Common questions

How do I request a feature in Outflow?

Type it into the box on this page. No account, no email address required, and no sign-up. You can leave a contact if you want a reply, but it is optional.

Will Outflow ever become a subscription?

No. Pro is a one-time purchase and stays that way. Charging a monthly fee to watch your monthly fees would be an odd product, and it is the thing the app exists to argue against.

Will Outflow add bank linking?

Outflow will never ask you for a bank username, password or one-time code, and will never connect through Plaid or a third-party data aggregator. That is the part that will always be declined. On iPhone it can optionally use Apple's FinanceKit to read transactions already stored on your device — you grant that through Apple's own permission sheet, choosing which accounts and how far back, and you can withdraw it in iOS Settings at any time. The data is read on-device, Apple states it never sees it, and Outflow has no server to send it to.