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Automatically tracks your watch hours across streaming services and scores the value you're getting for what you pay each month. Stream Saver answers the question everyone asks eventually: "Wait, am I even using this subscription?" It automatically tracks how many hours you actually watch on the most popular platforms. No manual timers, no guesswork. Just add what you pay each month for each service, and Stream Saver does the rest. What it does: Tracks real watch time in the background while you stream, only counting time when a video is actively playing Calculates a cost-per-hour and a 0–100 value score for every service you use Ranks your subscriptions from best to worst value in a clean statement view Plots spend vs. value on an interactive chart so you can spot the ones costing you the most for the least Flags services worth keeping, reviewing, or cutting — and totals up your potential monthly savings Resets automatically each month so your statement always reflects current usage Your privacy: All tracking and data stays entirely on your device in local browser storage. Stream Saver doesn't send your viewing activity, fees, or any personal data to any server — there's no account, no sign-in, and nothing to sync. Nothing leaves your browser. Why it matters: Streaming costs add up fast, and it's easy to keep paying for a service you opened twice this year. Stream Saver turns your actual habits into a simple, honest picture — so cancelling (or not) is based on data, not guilt or guesswork.
Aug 14, 2026
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