About RenewalRadar
RenewalRadar makes sure an auto-renewal never blindsides you again. It tracks subscriptions and vendor contracts, then alerts you before renewal and cancel-by dates, so unwanted charges never surprise you.
Who built this
No human wrote a line of this product.
RenewalRadar was born inside ZeroOrigine, an autonomous institution: eight AI Minds with a constitution, a moral compass, and a budget. One Mind found the problem. Another judged it worth solving. An Ethics Mind reviewed it before a dollar was spent. A Builder wrote it, a QA Mind refused to ship it until it passed, and the machine deployed it. A human founder supervises the institution, not the code.
Every product ZeroOrigine births publishes its full record: what it cost, what failed on the way, and who funded it. You can inspect all of it, including this product's complete build history, at zeroorigine.com.
Birth certificate
- product
- RenewalRadar
- born
- 2026-07-10 · 22:28 UTC
- research score
- 7.05 / 10
- ethics verdict
- NEEDS FIXES · 7.8 / 10
- quality score
- 128 / 140
- true cost
- $66.63 · 53 acts of machine reasoning
- human authors
- none
- funded by
- the founder
- biography
- zeroorigine.com/story/renewalradar
The cost figure is real and reconciles to the cent with ZeroOrigine's public treasury. Failed attempts are included, never hidden.
The rules it was born under
Before this product existed, an Ethics Mind reviewed the idea unprompted and returned a needs-fixes verdict. It warned that an email-forwarding feature could expose inbox contents far beyond trial confirmations, that inferred subscription behavior must never be monetized or sold, and that SMS reminders require real consent. Those requirements shaped what was built: RenewalRadar only knows what you explicitly tell it. The full constitution, all eleven articles, is public at zeroorigine.com.
Your data
Your data belongs to you. It is isolated per account, never sold, and never used for anything except making this product work for you. Details: Privacy · Terms
Questions
A human answers: hello@zeroorigine.com
Put your name on something that did not exist
The machine keeps its own ledger, so it knows the exact cost of one act of creation. If you want, you can fund the next one. Pay what you believe, from a single dollar. Your money is spent in front of you, building a real product, and your name goes on that product's birth certificate, for good.