Subscription Expiry Tracker is live on the App Store.
It started with a simple question: why do I always forget when my driver’s license expires? A lot of evenings and coffee later, the answer is an app.
What It Does
You’ve probably been there. Your ID card expired last month. The car insurance should have been cancelled last week. The vehicle inspection sticker is a topic I’d rather not get into.
Subscription Expiry Tracker keeps track of anything with an expiry date:
- Driver’s license and ID cards
- Car insurance and vehicle inspections
- Contracts and subscriptions
- Warranties and guarantees
- Medications and food
You add an entry, set a date, and the app reminds you before it runs out.
The Parts I’m Happiest With
Reminders on your schedule. You pick how many days in advance you want to hear about it. 7 days, 30 days, or both.
One overview. The dashboard shows what expires soon, what still has time and what’s already overdue, color-coded.
Categories. Vehicles, documents, insurance, health, household. Useful once the list gets longer.
Photos. Take a picture of the document and attach it to the entry, so you have it at hand when you need to renew.
Export. JSON or CSV, if you want your data somewhere else.
Why Another App?
There are thousands of to-do apps, but very few built around expiry dates. Calendar reminders are fiddly to set up, notes get buried, and I’m not keeping a spreadsheet for this.
I wanted an app that does one thing: tell me in time before something expires.
Free and Premium
The free version lets you create up to 5 entries and use all the basic features.
Premium adds:
- Unlimited entries
- Photos on entries
- Flexible reminder intervals
- Data export
Your Data Stays on Your Phone
Everything is stored locally on your device. There’s no cloud and you don’t need an account.
Try It
Subscription Expiry Tracker is on the App Store. Add the one date you always forget and see if it helps.
If you have ideas for features, found a bug, or the app saved you from an expired passport at the airport, write to me. I read every message.
