Find duplicate AI & SaaS tools across your team.
Send one invite. Teammates list the tools they actually use. Combine the returned links and surface repeated subscriptions worth reviewing — without creating accounts or uploading a spreadsheet.
Create a team tool check
Use this when you want a quick inventory from coworkers, collaborators or clients. Each person gets a simple form and sends a response link back to you.
Respond to an invite
Open a StackDiet team invite to answer it here. You can also use this form for a quick self-test.
Analyze returned responses
Paste the response links you received — one per line. Everything is combined locally in this browser. A repeated tool is an overlap signal, not proof that any seat should be cancelled.
| Tool | People | Respondents | Known monthly spend | Signal |
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Why this can catch waste that a personal audit cannot
FAQ
Does a repeated tool mean it should be cancelled?
No. Two people using the same product can be completely legitimate. StackDiet treats repetition as a review signal so you can check whether those are necessary seats, separate personal subscriptions, or a better team plan opportunity.
Does StackDiet store the team inventory?
This version works through links and browser-side analysis. There is no StackDiet account or hosted team workspace behind the checker. Anyone with a returned response link can read the data encoded in that link, so do not put secrets or sensitive notes into the form.
Can I include prices?
Yes, optionally. Enter a monthly price after the tool name. Missing prices remain unknown; StackDiet does not guess them and does not turn repeated spend into guaranteed savings.
What should I do after finding overlap?
Audit the combined stack, verify who owns each subscription, check actual usage, then compare plan or team-seat options before cancelling anything.
