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Veluri

Organize what you pay for.

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Veluri, screenshot

Point it at a screenshot of your subscriptions and it shows your real yearly total, sorts it, and warns you before each renewal.

Platform
iOS only
How it works
Screenshot scanning (OCR), no bank login
Pricing
3-day free trial, then a subscription billed via Apple
Privacy
Private by default, no data selling

Who it’s for

iPhone owners who have lost track of what they are subscribed to and do not want to hand a finance app their bank login.

Where the money comes from

Someone has lost track of what they are subscribed to
They screenshot their Apple subscriptions screen
Veluri reads it and shows the real yearly totalthe number that shocks
It warns before each renewal so they can cancel in time
They keep the app to keep the savingsretention rides on staying useful
A recurring subscription, billed through Apple

Veluri answers a small but genuinely annoying question: what am I actually paying for? Most people underestimate their subscription total badly, because each one is framed as a harmless monthly number and the forgotten ones never announce themselves. Veluri's move is to skip the bank connection every other finance app asks for and instead read a screenshot of your Apple subscriptions screen, turning it into a real yearly total, sorted by what costs most, with a warning before each renewal.

How it makes money

Veluri is a subscription itself, so its economics are the classic consumer-app question: enough people have to feel the pain sharply enough to start a trial, and then keep the app long enough to justify paying for it month after month. The wedge is strong on the way in, the screenshot approach removes the trust barrier that stops people linking a bank, and the "you actually spend $2,400 a year" moment is a genuine jolt. The harder part, as with any tool people buy to save money, is staying useful after the first cleanup, so the renewal keeps making sense. That retention question is exactly what its builder is up against, and it is the honest catch behind most consumer subscription apps.

What a builder can learn

Veluri attacks a real, felt problem (forgotten subscriptions) with a clever wedge: a screenshot instead of a bank login, which removes the biggest objection finance apps face. The open question is the one every consumer subscription app has, whether people will keep paying a subscription to track their subscriptions.

Read: How to Reduce Churn for a Solo SaaS

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