Expiry
Never get blindsided by an expiration date again.
Expiry tracks the dates that cost you when they slip by, prescriptions, household items, domain names, business licenses, insurance policies. You get a heads-up before something lapses, not a reminder after it already has.
Smart reminders, before it's too late
Expiry covers the things that matter, personal and business alike, with reminders set far enough ahead to actually do something about them.
Prescriptions
Know before you run out.
Track prescription expiration dates, not just when the bottle runs empty, but when the prescription authorization itself lapses. For medications like insulin where a lapse means going without, a week's warning can matter enormously.
Business renewals
Your domain. Your licenses. Protected.
A lapsed domain can be registered by a squatter within hours of expiring. A missed business license renewal can mean fines or a forced shutdown. Expiry tracks these renewals the same way it tracks everything else, quietly, ahead of time, with reminders you can actually act on.
Personal & household
The household stuff that quietly slips by.
Car insurance renewals, passport expiration, home warranty coverage, first-aid kit supplies, fire extinguisher inspection dates, Expiry handles the long tail of things that expire on a timeline most people don't keep track of until it's a problem.
Why it matters
The cost of a missed date is real.
A domain that lapses gets snapped up by squatters within hours. A lapsed business license can mean fines, or being forced to shut down until it's renewed. An expired prescription for a daily medication means paying out of pocket at full price, or going without while you scramble to get an appointment.
These aren't hypothetical inconveniences. They're the kind of thing that costs families real money and real stress, and they happen because the renewal dates live scattered across email inboxes, forgotten reminders, and vague memory.
Expiry gives you one place to put them all, with reminders set far enough in advance that you can actually do something. Not alarmist, just organized.
Your data stays private.
Expiry stores everything on your device. No cloud. No account. No company has visibility into what you're tracking or when things expire.