Pricing
Nine ninety-nine a month. One plan, everything in it, and nothing that costs more the more you remember. An app that reads your receipts ought to be able to show you its own.
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Included, at no extra charge
Not on this bill
No free tier · 3 days free
Billed by Apple. Cancel from Settings › your name › Subscriptions — two taps, no email, no phone call.
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There isn't a free tier. There are three free days. Three days of the whole thing. It's Apple's own trial, so it's handled the way every other subscription on your phone is: cancel in Settings and you're not charged. Leave it, and it becomes $9.99 a month on day four.
A free tier would mean a version of this app that's deliberately worse than it could be, kept that way to make you unhappy enough to pay. That's a strange thing to build for something you're meant to trust with the details of your life.
The honest version, because this is the part people are actually asking about when they ask about pricing.
Nothing is deleted and nothing is locked. An app whose entire promise is that it keeps what you can't afford to forget has no business holding it hostage over $9.99.
Because reading your receipts costs money. Every photograph you capture is read by an AI model, and that's a real bill, paid per picture, every time. Storage and search cost money too, just less dramatically.
An app like this that was free would have to make its money some other way, and the only other way is your data — which, in this app, is a photograph of your passport and the code to your garage. So it costs $9.99, and that's the entire business model. Of that, Apple takes 30% before any of it reaches us.
No, and there's no more expensive one either. Tiers exist to make you spend an afternoon working out which version of an app you're allowed to have. There's one version. It's $9.99.
Yes — it's Apple's own trial, so it uses whatever you already pay Apple with. Three days free, then $9.99 a month from day four unless you cancel. Cancelling is two taps in iOS Settings and nothing is charged.
One thing you hand the app: a typed note, a voice note, a photo, a screenshot, a document, a link, a place. Three thousand a month is about a hundred a day, which is far more than anyone actually saves. The cap exists so one runaway script can't run up a bill, not to ration you.
Not yet. When there is, it'll be here, and anyone already paying monthly will be told rather than left on the more expensive option.
Household sharing is being built — one shared place for the things that concern everyone, with everything else staying private to whoever saved it. The price for it isn't set, and it won't be guessed at here.
On your iPhone: Settings, tap your name, then Subscriptions. Apple handles it, so cancelling never involves talking to us.
Refunds are Apple's to give, and they give them: reportaproblem.apple.com. Ask us first if you'd rather — admin@prowayexteriors.com.
Remember Me AI Pro is on real phones before it reaches the App Store. If you'd like to be one of the people trying it, say so and you'll get an invite when the next round opens — the trial starts when you do.