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›A quiet second memoryCatch renewals
Catch renewals
before they cost you.
Annual renewals are easy to overlook because the decision and the payment can be months apart. Tomorly is being designed to catch the renewal date, cost and provider early enough for you to decide whether it's still worth keeping.
A welcome now, occasional progress updates, and one email when we launch.
Tomorly is currently being built. Join the waitlist for progress updates and early access.
The recognisable problem
You signed up for Squarespace last September, built the site over a couple of weekends, and haven’t thought about it since. Twelve months later, £240 leaves your account in one go — for a renewal you never actually decided to make. Nothing was hidden exactly; it was in the original sign-up email the whole time. You just had no reason to remember it was there.
A quiet second memory
Forward it.
Forget it.
Tomorly catches the renewals, trials and deadlines that quietly cost you.
01The Squarespace renewal email arrives
An early product preview. Some capture methods shown here are still being tested during the beta — manual entry is the reliable fallback today.
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RENEWAL DETECTED
Squarespace
£240
Renews 18 November · Annual
TOMORLY PLAN
Decide by 11 NovemberWe’ll remind you 30, 7 and 1 day before.
What would you like to do?You can change this later.
THAT’S HANDLED
Cancellation
reminder set.
We’ll give you plenty of notice before Squarespace renews.
POTENTIALLY SAVED£240
tomorly
Squarespace renews soon
How it works
SEND IT
Forward an email, upload an image or add the information yourself.
TOMORLY CATCHES IT
Tomorly identifies the provider, amount, important date and likely action. When information is uncertain, it asks one focused question rather than pretending to know.
YOU GET TIME TO ACT
Tomorly creates scheduled reminders and keeps the item visible until the outcome is confirmed.
How Tomorly interprets this
Tomorly is not simply creating an ordinary calendar entry. For each event, it aims to understand who or what it relates to, the amount involved, the important date, whether it repeats, what action may be required, how confident it is, where the information came from, and what happened afterwards.
Tomorly preserves the source evidence, explains why it reached its conclusion, and asks for confirmation when something is unclear — rather than guessing and presenting a guess as fact.
SQUARESPACE RENEWAL EMAIL ARRIVES
ProviderSquarespace
Amount£240
Renewal date18 November
FrequencyAnnual
SourceForwarded billing email
ConfidenceHigh
Reminders scheduled ahead of 18 November, so there's time to decide before the charge lands.
Marked Handled once the outcome is confirmed
An early product demonstration. The final experience may evolve as Tomorly is developed.
Why not just use a calendar?
Ordinary calendar
Remembers what you already know and manually enter. It has no way to notice something you haven't typed in yourself.
Manual reminder app
Lets you set a reminder once you've already spotted the date — but the work of finding, reading and deciding still sits with you.
Tomorly
Is being designed to find what matters inside the information you already receive, structure it, remind you early and retain the context needed to make a decision.
Finding and reviewing renewals
Where renewal dates normally appear
Usually in the original sign-up confirmation, a receipt from a year ago, or a single line inside a longer billing email — not somewhere you'd think to look again until the charge has already gone through.
Why annual subscriptions are easily missed
The decision to sign up and the payment for renewing it can sit twelve months apart. By the time the charge lands, most people have no memory of agreeing to it.
Which confirmation and renewal emails to keep
Keep the original sign-up confirmation (it usually states the renewal date and price) and any “renews automatically” or “upcoming charge” notice — these are the two documents that matter most if you ever need to query a charge.
How to review a subscription before renewal
Ask three questions: have you used it in the last three months, does a cheaper or annual-discount plan exist, and would you sign up for it today if you saw the price fresh.
The difference between cancelling renewal and deleting an account
Deleting an app or closing a browser tab rarely cancels a subscription. Cancellation almost always has to happen inside the provider's own billing settings, or by contacting them directly.
How to record what happened afterwards
Save the cancellation confirmation email, and note the date access actually ends — some subscriptions keep working until the end of the paid period rather than stopping immediately.
Related life-admin problems
Built from real life
Built from a real household problem.
Tomorly began with a familiar household problem: capable, busy people carrying too many renewals, deadlines and everyday responsibilities in their heads.
Something is always quietly waiting to be cancelled, renewed or dealt with — and it’s easy for things to still get missed, even when someone is doing their best to keep on top of it.
So Tomorly is being built to help.
A quiet second memory that catches everyday admin early, explains what matters and gives you time to act.
No judgement. No complicated system to maintain. Just one less thing to remember.
Catch renewals before they cost you.
A welcome now, occasional progress updates, and one email when we launch.