An API designed to help you keep track of every subscription quietly draining your wallet.
How many active subscriptions do you have right now? Netflix, Spotify, that gym you stopped going to in January, cloud storage, a meditation app you tried one weekend, three paid newsletters... Most people genuinely don't know. And month after month, that's anywhere between 30 and 150 dollars vanishing in silence.
SubTracker is built to fix that. A single place where you log every subscription you own: how much you pay, how often, when it started, whether it's still active. The idea is simple — actually know where your recurring money goes.
What lives in this repository is the API — the engine behind the scenes. The part that stores your data, gives it back when asked, and keeps everything in order. One day a mobile app or a web client will sit on top of it.
Let's be upfront: this is a learning project. A simple subscriptions API built from scratch as a way to dive deep into a modern backend framework. The point isn't just to make it work — it's to understand the why behind every piece: how a request travels through the system, how data gets validated, how routes get protected.
Building something real (instead of yet another "hello world") makes the learning stick. And subscriptions are a familiar enough domain that the focus stays on the framework, not on figuring out the business logic.
To be defined as the project evolves.