New app Streamline shows which streaming services you can cancel
Streamline works out the smallest set of streaming subscriptions that covers the shows you actually watch, and which ones you could cancel without losing a show. It was #26 among paid Entertainment apps on the US App Store on 3 November.
What it means for you
If you pay for several streaming services, it can show which ones you don't need for your shows.
What to do
Add the shows you watch and the services you pay for, then check its suggestion against your own bills before cancelling.
The details
You add your shows and the services you pay for; it shows where each show streams and how much you could save. It costs $1.99 once, by developer Brad Cooper.
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