Palmto SSL Manager

Palmto SSL Manager keeps every SSL certificate and server expiry date in one place — and reminds you before it is too late. A certificate never warns you before it expires. The first sign is usually a broken site, a failing API, or a payment callback that quietly stops working. Palmto records each domain's expiry date and reminds you through Calendar, notifications and a Home Screen widget. ■ CERTIFICATES · Domain, issuer, expiry date and a free-form note — search and delete in seconds, no count limit · Each card shows "N days left" or "Expired" at a glance · Expiry defaults to one year from today and stays editable · Wildcard and multi-level domains supported ■ REAL EXPIRY CHECK (in-app purchase) · Connects to the domain and reads the actual notAfter date from the live certificate · Overwrites the local record and clears reminders set on the old date, so you are never alerted from stale data · Hostname validation is left to the system, so wildcard and SAN-only certificates are not misjudged ■ THREE REMINDER CHANNELS · Calendar: writes events 1, 3, 5 or 7 days ahead, optionally every day until expiry · Notifications: pick your own time, single or daily reminders · Widget: small, medium and large — shows what expires tomorrow and flips automatically at midnight ■ SERVERS TOO · Track servers (IP / provider) next to certificates, with the same calendar and notification reminders · The calendar tab merges both into one day view, with dots on days that have something expiring · Change the reminder setting once — it applies to certificates and servers alike ■ THE DETAILS · Dark Mode and Dynamic Type, with buttons that reflow at larger text sizes · English and Simplified Chinese · No account, no sign-in, your data stays on your device ABOUT PURCHASES "Real expiry check" is a one-time in-app purchase. Everything else is free. The app is ad-supported. PRIVACY Palmto only reads the certificate a domain publishes publicly — exactly what your browser sees. It never accesses your private keys, accounts or passwords.