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Detect subscriptions in your Gmail inbox. Trimlane scans your Gmail inbox to automatically detect your active subscriptions and recurring payments. HOW IT WORKS 1. Connect your Gmail account (read-only access) 2. Trimlane scans your inbox for billing emails, receipts, and payment confirmations 3. Trimlane identifies which subscription service each email belongs to 4. Export your detected subscriptions to the Trimlane iOS app by scanning a QR code WHAT TRIMLANE DETECTS - Streaming and entertainment - Cloud storage and backup - Software and productivity tools - Fitness and wellness apps - News and publishing - Gaming, education, and hundreds of other recurring services Over 700 subscription services are recognized automatically. PRIVACY FIRST - Read-only access: Trimlane never modifies your emails - No server: nothing you scan is ever sent to us - On-device processing: emails are read and analyzed on your device, and detection results stay there - Local transfers: data moves to the iOS app via QR code, with no server involved - One-tap disconnect: from the extension's own Settings, revoke access with Google and delete your scan results REQUIREMENTS - Trimlane iOS app for ongoing subscription tracking (currently available in Singapore, expanding to more regions soon) - A Gmail account - Google Chrome 120 or later ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Mail icon by John David Medina, CC BY 4.0
Aug 21, 2026
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