ReturnRadar

Never miss a return, a warranty, OR a subscription cancellation. ReturnRadar quietly watches your deadlines: the day a return window closes, the day a warranty expires, and the day a free trial converts to a paid plan. It reminds you locally, before it’s too late. No account. No bank link. No email scraping. Just a calm radar for the deadlines that cost you money.

What ReturnRadar does

• Return deadlines. Open an order or confirmation page, click Track this page, and ReturnRadar looks up the retailer’s return window from a curated, bundled dataset of 240+ stores, then sets a local reminder a few days before it closes. It even handles holiday-season extensions and per-store quirks.
• Warranties. Add a warranty length and ReturnRadar reminds you before coverage lapses, with correct month-end math, so a January-31 purchase lands on the right date.
• Subscriptions & free trials. Track any recurring charge and get a subscription cancellation reminder before it renews. Tracking a free trial? ReturnRadar reminds you so you can cancel before renewal, and before the trial auto-converts to paid. It understands monthly, annual, weekly and custom billing cycles and rolls the next renewal forward correctly across months and years.

Everything recomputes from the raw facts you store, so the dashboard always shows an accurate “cancel by” or “return by” countdown.

Why it’s different

Generic reminder and to-do apps make you type everything yourself: the store, the policy, the exact deadline. Automated money-back tools like Earny or Rocket Money do a lot, but they’re bank- and email-linked, reading your transactions and inbox just to find your subscriptions.

ReturnRadar takes the honest middle path. It derives deadlines from a curated dataset of retailer return policies and common subscription services, so you don’t hand-type policy windows, and it does all of it 100% locally, with no bank connection and no email access.

Private by design

ReturnRadar uses activeTab only and requests no host permissions, reading a page only when you click Track this page. There’s no bank link and no email link: it never connects to your accounts, transactions or inbox. Reminders run on Chrome’s local alarms; your tracked items live in local storage. Nothing is uploaded, because there’s no server to upload to.

One-time price, no subscription

Here’s the small irony we’ll own with a smile: a tool that reminds you to cancel subscriptions is itself a one-time purchase, no subscription. The free tier tracks up to 5 purchases plus 2 subscriptions; Pro ($9 one-time) adds unlimited items, warranty tracking, subscription & free-trial reminders, and calendar (.ics) and CSV export, with a 31-day Pro trial.