Expiry Date Tracker Reminder

Track what expires and get told in time. Add food, medicine or cosmetics with an expiry date and this expiry date tracker reminds you before it matters — and it knows the difference between a yoghurt and a passport. Food warns you 7 days and 1 day ahead; a document expiry reminder starts 6 months out, because that is how long a renewal actually takes. Reminders survive a restart, and Settings shows you exactly when the last check ran, so you can see for yourself that it is working.

Adding something takes seconds. Pick a category, tap one of the suggested dates — 3 days, 1 week, a month, or 1 to 10 years for documents — and save. The built-in barcode scanner remembers every product you name, so the next time you scan the same item its name fills in instantly. Scanning runs entirely on your device, and the camera is only used in the moment you tap Scan.

Your list is sorted by what expires soonest and colour-banded at a glance: red for expired, amber for coming up, green for later. Search it, filter by category, and swipe to mark something used or thrown away, with undo if you swipe by mistake. Everything you finish goes to a history you can browse or restore from. It all works offline, on a plane, in a basement.

The Warranties tab keeps the other kind of expiry date: when a warranty runs out. Add the product, the day you bought it and a one-tap warranty length, attach a photo of the receipt with the Android photo picker, and you are reminded 30 days and 7 days before cover ends, while there is still time to claim. The receipt stays on your phone, ready to show at the service desk.

No account. No sign-up. No subscription. Nothing you enter leaves your phone — there is no server to send it to, and Settings has a one-tap export and a one-tap delete that really deletes. The free version tracks 30 items and one warranty with the full reminder system. One optional payment of USD 6.99 unlocks unlimited items and warranties, CSV export, sharing your list with your household by QR code, and extra reminder times per item. It is a one-time purchase. There is no subscription and there never will be.

Expiry Tracker is an organiser. It is not a medical device and gives no medical advice; check the packaging and ask a pharmacist about any medicine.