Bills and subscriptions
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Daryl keeps your bills and subscriptions with their due dates, and reminds whoever pays two days before. Each week it looks over your transactions for three things: a charge that looks like a new subscription, a bill whose price went up, and a subscription you have left undecided for two months.
Price went up
When a bill's latest charge is more than five percent above the one before, Daryl flags it with how long the old price held. You choose: put it under review, or say it's fine.
Cancelling
Daryl never cancels anything itself. It can build a cancel plan: the deadline, the manage page, what to say if they offer a deal. You do the cancelling and tell Daryl it's done.
What it never touches
Your bank accounts. Daryl reads a budget or statement you import and nothing else. It pays for things only when you ask, right then, as an errand on a site, and never in a routine.