📅 SubMan – Smart Subscription Manager

  SubMan is a modern Laravel 10 web app that helps users track and manage all their recurring subscriptions 
  (Netflix, Spotify, SaaS, gym, hosting, etc.). Clean UI, SMS/email reminders, and insightful dashboards make it the perfect 
  tool for staying on top of your expenses.

✨Features

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•  Automatic email reminders before renewals 
•  Interactive dashboard with monthly/annual spending (Chart.js) 
•  Export subscriptions as printable PDF 
•  User profile management with optional phone input 
•  Responsive design using Tailwind CSS 
•  Secure authentication (Laravel Breeze)

 Technologies

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• ✅ Laravel 10 + PHP 8.1+ 
• ✅ Blade + Tailwind CSS 
• ✅ Chart.js + DomPDF 
• ✅ SQLite/MySQL support

 What’s included?

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• ✅ Full Laravel project source code 
• ✅ Installation guide (PDF + README) 
• ✅ SQL file for DB setup 
• ✅ Ready-to-deploy build (npm + artisan commands)

 Demo Access

⚠️ Please click inside the frame to enable full demo interaction.

  Email: [email protected]

  Password: password

Secure User Authentication (Laravel Breeze)

 Add / Edit / Delete Subscriptions with name, amount, frequency, and renewal date

 Automatic Email  Reminders before renewals (via Mail )

 Visual Dashboard with spending analytics (Chart.js)

 Upcoming Renewals Section (next 5 days overview)

 Export Subscriptions to PDF (via DomPDF)

 Mobile-Responsive UI built with Tailwind CSS

 User Profile Management (including phone field for SMS)

 Easy Setup & .env Configuration

 Clean & Modular Laravel Codebase (Laravel 10, PHP 8.1+)

 Compatible with MySQL and SQLite

PHP 8.1+

 Laravel 10.x

 Composer

 Node.js 16+ (for asset build – Tailwind/Chart.js)

 MySQL 5.7+ or MySQL 8+ or SQLite

 Web server (Apache, Nginx or Laravel Valet)

 Mail service (SMTP, Mailtrap, Mailgun, etc.)

1. Extract the ZIP and place in your web server directory.
2. Run composer install and npm install && npm run build
3. Copy .env.example to .env, configure database.
4. Run php artisan migrate --seed
5. Run php artisan serve and open http://localhost:8000
Full guide available in DOCUMENTATION.pdf