Expiry Alert

About Expiry Alert

Expiry Alert — Warranty & Receipt Vault

You bought the phone, the fridge, the laptop. Two years later something breaks, and the receipt is gone. Expiry Alert makes sure that never happens again.

Snap a receipt and Expiry Alert turns it into a tracked item with a warranty date and a reminder — so you find out before the cover runs out, not after.

CAPTURE A RECEIPT IN SECONDS
Scan with your camera, or attach a photo or PDF you already have. Expiry Alert reads it and fills in the item name, amount and date for you. Every suggestion is yours to review, edit or reject before it's saved — and if you'd rather just type it in yourself, manual entry works perfectly too.

REMINDERS THAT ARRIVE ON TIME
Set a warranty or expiry date and get a notification before the deadline, with time left to actually claim it. Pick how far ahead you want the warning and choose a digest that suits you — daily, weekly, or not at all.

ASK YOUR VAULT
Type or speak a question in plain language — "what's expiring next month?", "how much did I spend on appliances?" — and get an answer from your own items. Nothing to learn, no search syntax. Hold the mic and talk instead of typing whenever it's quicker.

FIND THE RECEIPTS YOU ALREADY HAVE
Already photographed a receipt months ago? Let Expiry Alert look through your recent photos and pick out the ones that look like receipts, so you can start with a full vault instead of an empty one.

EVERYTHING IN ONE PLACE
• A home screen that shows what needs attention right now
• A timeline of what's coming up
• Every item with its original receipt attached
• Share any single item as a summary, a card image, a PDF, or the original file

BUILT FOR WHAT YOU ACTUALLY OWN
Electronics and appliance warranties. Vehicle documents, insurance and service dates. Subscriptions and AMC renewals. Anything with a date you'd rather not miss.

YOUR VAULT STAYS YOURS
No account. No sign-up. No cloud copy. Your items and receipts live on your phone, and your photos and files are never uploaded — which means nobody else can see what you own, including us.