This document summarizes a Google Chrome extension called MoneySavior that tracks users' time spent on paid streaming services and provides cancellation recommendations. It pitches the product as a solution for college students dissatisfied with other apps that focus on more than just streaming. User feedback data shows time tracking and cancellation suggestions are most important, while additional features are still needed like supporting more services, adding data safety confirmation, and detecting new subscriptions.

1. MoneySavior
Martin Li, Robert Kress, Wilbur Rapieng
A google chrome extension that give suggestions to users who sign up for multiple streaming
services about what to cancel.

2. Elevator Pitch
1) For college students who pay for multiple streaming services,
2) Who are dissatisfied with other apps such as TrueBill,
3) Our product is a google chrome extension,
4) That provides a way to keep track of how much time you spend using your paid
streaming services.
5) Unlike Truebill that focuses on all websites and cannot track using time,
6) Our product specifically focuses on paid streaming websites, and gives
recommendations to users on subscriptions they may want to cancel.

3. Report on Data Collection
Importance Satisfaction
Time Tracking 4 3.8
Cancellation Suggestions 3.4 2.4
Usage Notifications 3.6 3.4
Sort Buttons 2.2 3
Overall Average 3.3 3.15

4. Quotes
“I like the idea, once you
add more features it will be
a useful extension”
“The app lacks feedback
when adding new
streaming services into
the current list”

5. Shortcomings and Solutions
Shortcomings Solutions
Only 4 websites Add more streaming websites, “other” option
Could erase all the data accidentally Add an erase confirmation window
Time interval is limited to a week Add more time interval options
Users would forget to add websites to
MoneySavior when they sign up
Detect when users sign up for subscriptions and
display pop up.

6. Add more streaming services

7. Add erase confirmation window

8. Add more time interval options

9. Detect when users sign up subscriptions and pop up.