Best Subscription Tracker for Android (2026)

Android has no Bobby equivalent. The 2026 picks are LemSubs (PWA + web, no bank link), Rocket Money (US only, requires Plaid), and self-hosted Wallos. Skip any list that recommends 'Bobby for Android' — it doesn't exist.

In short

Best Android pick: LemSubs (PWA + web, no bank link, 10 subs free). Best for auto-detection: Rocket Money. Best veteran web tool: TrackMySubs. Best self-hosted: Wallos. Note: Bobby is iOS-only — there is no Android port.

Last reviewed 2026-05-02. First published 2026-05-02.

The ranking

1. LemSubs

Best Android pick — PWA + web, no bank link

Verdict: Android's subscription-tracker landscape is thinner than iOS — most polished apps target iPhone first. LemSubs is the strongest cross-platform pick that works as an installable PWA, syncs to web, and never asks for your bank login. The PWA route loses native widgets but is the cleanest experience available on Android in 2026.

Strengths: Installable PWA on Android; 10 subs free, Pro $7.99/mo; Workspaces for shared editing.

Trade-offs: PWA, not native — no Android widgets; Manual / CSV import only.

Best for: Android users who want a clean tracker that also works on a laptop and doesn't ask for bank credentials.

Skip if: You want a native Play Store app with deep Android integration.

Pricing: Free (10 subs); Pro $7.99/mo (verified 2026-04-28). Bank login: No. Free plan: 10 subs.

2. Rocket Money

Best for auto-detection (US users only)

Verdict: Rocket Money's Android app is solid and is the default 'find every recurring charge' answer for US users. The Plaid bank-link is the trade-off — same as on iOS.

Strengths: Auto-detects every charge; Concierge cancellation; Native Android app.

Trade-offs: Plaid required; US/UK/CA only.

Best for: US Android users who want zero manual entry.

Skip if: You're outside the US/UK/CA or refuse to link your bank.

Pricing: $6–$12/mo, choose-your-price (verified 2026-04-28). Bank login: Required. Free plan: None.

3. TrackMySubs

Veteran web tool — works fine in Android Chrome

Verdict: TrackMySubs is web-only but holds up fine on Android Chrome. The 'no native app' part actually bothers fewer Android users than iOS users — Android's web experience is more PWA-friendly.

Strengths: Cheap team plans; Multi-currency; No bank link.

Trade-offs: Web only — no Android app; UI feels dated.

Best for: Android users who don't mind a web-only tool with multi-currency.

Skip if: You want a native app feel.

Pricing: Free; paid from $5/mo (verified 2026-04-28). Bank login: Optional. Free plan: 10 subs.

4. Monarch Money

Best for couples who want full PFM on Android

Verdict: Monarch's Android app reached parity with the iOS version in 2024 and is the best couples-PFM choice on the platform. Subs sit inside it, not as the main feature.

Strengths: Native Android app; Two-user collaboration; Full PFM.

Trade-offs: $14.99/mo; Plaid required.

Best for: Android couples who want a real PFM, not just a tracker.

Skip if: You only need subscription tracking.

Pricing: $14.99/mo or $99.99/yr (verified 2026-04-28). Bank login: Required. Free plan: None.

5. Wallos (self-hosted)

Best self-hosted alternative — works on any Android browser

Verdict: Wallos in a browser tab on Android works. Not as smooth as a native app, but free and yours.

Strengths: Free forever; Owns the data; Works on any browser.

Trade-offs: Requires hosting; No native Android app.

Best for: Android users who already self-host.

Skip if: You don't run Docker.

Pricing: Free (self-hosted) (verified 2026-04-28). Bank login: No. Free plan: Unlimited.

Android subscription tracking is a smaller pond — by design

The Android subscription-tracker landscape is narrower than iOS for two structural reasons. First, the App Store's privacy nutrition label policy made manual-entry, on-device-only apps easier to discover on iOS than Play Store equivalents. Second, the loudest Android-side tracker (Bobby) is iOS-only, so the cross-pollination from review sites is asymmetric.

What's actually viable on Android in 2026: LemSubs (PWA — installable, offline-capable, full-screen), Rocket Money (native, but requires US bank link), Emma (UK/EU, native, broad bank coverage), and a long tail of manual trackers that are 1–2 person side-projects. We list only the ones with active updates in the last 90 days.

Practical tip: Android users on Samsung devices should install the PWA via Chrome rather than Samsung Internet — the latter doesn't expose the 'install to home screen' action the same way and the resulting shortcut behaves differently.

Bobby — the most-recommended iPhone tracker — does not have an Android version and never will. The five tools below all work on Android.

Frequently asked questions

What changed since the last update

• 2026-05-02: First publication. 5 Android-friendly trackers ranked.

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