Why Lapsa exists
Most subscription trackers remind you the day before a renewal. For a streaming service that is fine. For a gym that wants 30 days' notice, a phone contract, or an annual plan with a cancellation window, the day before is weeks too late: the deadline to cancel has already passed and the next charge is locked in. Lapsa was built around that date, the last day you can still cancel, which we call the cancel-by date.
What makes it different
- Cancellation deadlines, not just renewals. Enter a notice period and Lapsa works out the last day to cancel, and moves on to the next charge you can still stop when this one is too late. How it works.
- Your share of shared plans. Split a family plan and every total counts what you pay, not the full price. More on sharing.
- No bank login. You add subscriptions yourself in a few minutes; Lapsa never sees your bank account. Why.
- Three ways to remind you. On the phone itself, by email, and by push, so one failing never means silence.
- Yours to take away. Export everything as spreadsheets or JSON, or subscribe to a calendar feed of every renewal.
- Six languages. English, Urdu, Arabic, Spanish, French and German, right to left where the language needs it.
Where it runs
Lapsa runs on Android and in any web browser at lapsa.app, with one account across both. The servers that hold your data are in Germany. It is free to use, shows no ads and does not sell data; the privacy policy lists exactly what is collected.
Who is behind it
ZypiqLabs designs, builds and runs Lapsa from Karachi, Pakistan, and answers its support email itself. Feedback, bug reports, feature ideas and press questions are all welcome.
Contact
- Email: zypiqlabs@gmail.com
- Phone: +92 330 0829563
- Location: Karachi, Pakistan
Looking to leave? You can delete your account and all of its data yourself at any time.