Password managers keep the secret. AccountDojo keeps the map: every tool you've ever joined, which identity you used, what it costs, when it renews, and where you're exposed.
Coming to the App StoreType a few letters of any tool and one card answers everything: which email opened it, how you sign in (Google, Apple, magic linkβ¦), which card it bills, what it costs, when it renews.
Every day you open AccountDojo it saves a snapshot of your accounts to the app's own documents folder β on your device, nowhere else. Keeps the seven most recent; restoring only adds back, never deletes.
Pick your dojo's look during onboarding β Broadcast Glass, Copilot, Oxblood, Night Sign, Phosphor, or Ledger β and switch anytime from the Belt tab.
Every account grouped by the email or handle that opened it. The forgot-my-login era ends today.
Paid subscriptions ranked by burn, with zombies flagged: the tools you pay for but stopped using.
No 2FA? Password living in your head? One screen shows every weak point in your account empire.
What bills next, with a phone reminder two days before. Never pay the forgot-to-cancel tax again.
AccountDojo stores everything in your phone and nowhere else. It never asks for your email, never phones home, and never stores a password. It keeps only the business around it. Daily safety snapshots live in the app's own documents folder on your device, and your CSV backup is a file you hold.
If you've typed that question into a search bar, you already know the problem: password managers store the secret, but nobody tracks the context. Which of your three emails opened the account. Whether you signed in with Google or Apple. What it costs, when it bills, whether 2FA ever got turned on. AccountDojo is the map for all of it β built for people who signed up for twenty AI tools in a year and lost the thread. The next time a login screen asks "email?", type the tool into Ask the Dojo and answer in five seconds flat.
One email when AccountDojo hits the App Store. No list-selling, no drip campaigns.