Track document expiry, warranty deadlines, subscription renewals, and license renewals — all data stays in your browser
This tool runs 100% in your browser. All computation happens locally on your device — your input is never uploaded to any server. Results are for reference only.
Every reminder stores four essentials: a name, a category, an expiry date, and a notify window — how many days before expiry you want a heads-up. The tool computes days-until = expiry − today each time it loads, buckets the result into urgency bands (red inside a week, amber inside a month, calmer further out), and when you export, writes a calendar alarm that fires exactly notifyDays before the deadline. Everything lives in your browser's IndexedDB; nothing is uploaded.
A stored expiry date becomes a days-until countdown, then an urgency color, then a calendar alarm placed notifyDays before the deadline.
Priya's passport expires on 2027-03-14. Today is 2026-08-31, and she set a notify window of 180 days — many countries demand six months of passport validity for entry.
Track passport, driver license, warranty, subscription, and insurance expiry dates. Get notified before they expire. Free, no signup.
Missing an expiry date can be costly: expired passports can cancel travel plans, lapsed insurance can leave you unprotected, expired licenses can result in fines, and missed warranty deadlines mean paying for repairs out of pocket. This tool helps you centralize all your expiry dates in one place so nothing slips through the cracks.
The reminder center supports six categories: Documents (passport, driver license, visa), Warranties (electronics, appliances, vehicles), Subscriptions (streaming, software, gym), Licenses (professional, business, software), Tax deadlines (quarterly estimated, annual filing), and Insurance (health, auto, home, life). Each reminder includes a name, expiry date, notification period, and optional notes.
All reminder data is stored locally in your browser using IndexedDB. Nothing is uploaded to any server. Your document numbers, renewal URLs, and personal notes stay on your device. You can export all reminders as a .ics calendar file to import into Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, or Outlook — this creates recurring alerts on your devices.
No. All reminder data is stored locally in your browser using IndexedDB. Nothing is transmitted to any server. Your document details, expiry dates, and notes remain on your device only. If you clear your browser data, your reminders will be lost — export to .ics as a backup.
Export your reminders to a .ics calendar file. Import this file into Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, or Outlook. Each reminder creates an alert at your chosen notification period (1-180 days before expiry). You will receive notifications on all your synced devices.
Clearing your browser data or site data will delete all stored reminders. We recommend exporting to .ics regularly as a backup. The .ics file contains all your reminder dates and can be re-imported into any calendar app. You can also take screenshots of your reminder list.
Data is stored per-browser, so reminders created in Chrome on your laptop will not appear in Safari on your phone. To sync across devices, export the .ics file and import it into a shared calendar (Google Calendar, iCloud Calendar) that syncs across all your devices.
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