TL;DR
What did Tim v2. (Japan Edition) (@Readycya2) use Gemini for?
One request to Gemini to list the subscriptions in their inbox turned up a travel membership that was losing its free perk, so they canceled before it renewed at full cost. They canceled the membership before it auto-renewed. They say they would never have caught it on their own.
What they did
They asked Gemini to go through their Gmail and tell them about their subscriptions. In the results, Gemini pointed out that their Clear membership would no longer be free through Delta, a change they had missed.
How it went
They canceled the membership before it auto-renewed. They say they would never have caught it on their own.
"It caught that my Clear would no longer be free through Delta and I canceled before auto renew and saved me $150."
— Tim v2. (Japan Edition) (@Readycya2)
Worth knowing
- Gemini can only find subscriptions that left a trace in your inbox, so check your card statement too. Confirm renewal dates and cancellation terms on the provider's own site before you cancel.
- Price check: Google Gemini: free plan; Google AI Plus: US$4.99/month (checked Nov 8, 2026).
Try it yourself
Paste this into a chatbot, then add your own details underneath.
Go through my Gmail and list every subscription, membership and free trial you can find. For each one, give me the service, how much it costs, how often it renews, the next renewal date if you can see it, and any email that says a price, perk or free period is changing. Put anything renewing in the next 60 days at the top.
Original post
See Tim v2. (Japan Edition) (@Readycya2)'s original post on X → (Nov 9, 2026)
Filed under Admin & Inbox hacks
Sources
- Tim v2. (Japan Edition) (@Readycya2) on X, Nov 9, 2026 — the original post
- Google Gemini pricing — checked Nov 8, 2026