Proof — not a finished product

Ironwood Labs

A card for the next 30 days of renewals, with the cancel button left to you.

For a solo operator who notices a tool renewed when the charge already posted. The free pass is on this page. The $19 file is a short card you fill by hand. This page does not look dates up, and it does not press cancel for you.

The charge you already saw

What you get

  1. Use the 15-minute pass below on one tool from your own export
  2. If writing those three fields is enough, get the 30-day renewal card (rules plus a blank file)
  3. You type every date. If something should stop, you do that on the vendor’s site

Price: $19 one-time for the card. The pass on this page stays free. This is not a subscription.

15-minute pass

Download your own card or bank export from the place that already has it. This page cannot fetch it, and it does not look dates up. From that export, write three fields for one tool: tool name, expected next charge date, and last day they could still cancel. You supply the dates. Stop at fifteen minutes.

One fake row, so the shape is obvious. It is not a real tool, and nobody looked it up:

Renewal card

No buyer quotes and no customer counts. The button opens Stripe for the one-time price above.

Get the renewal card — $19 one-time

Live Stripe Payment Link. One charge. Not a subscription. Not for finance teams, clinics, job sites, or cold outreach.

Not financial, tax, or legal advice. Writing a date down does not cancel a charge.