Why Metadata Matters (2013) (eff.org)

Auto-detects all your active SaaS subscriptions Gives simple money-saving suggestions Sends ongoing alerts so you’re never surprised by a bill I've included a demo video link below at the end.

It’s barebones right now.

I’d love to know:

Would this actually be useful in your workflow? What’s the “must-have” feature I’m probably ignoring? Just trying to know if others are facing similar problems and is it worth building or not? If it is what all features would be helpful for the community.

Would love your feedback on it.

Demo Video:https://www.youtube.com/embed/47hQgQM-Oic

Survey form:https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSed6sm5BtH50PDBgfykOIg_ikr5l6KPtpGWGzNieoGANLahPA/viewform?usp=share_link&ouid=103864345777016727052

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anikal200112 · 41m ago

I dont want to be uploading a csv of my bank statements every time because I have multiple credit cards and this seems to be taking my sensitive information in to your servers. Multiple levels of concern here

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