Expiry - Family Reminders

iOS app by 迅 王. Utilities · 迅 王

Store rating
0 / 5
Store rating count
0
Download price
Free to download
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
1.1
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-12

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Store description excerpt

Expiry keeps every expiring thing in your household in one calm book. Car insurance renewal. Kids checkup window. That subscription you forgot to cancel. Warranties running out. Household expiry dates scattered across notes, calendars, and message favorites. Expiry brings them all into one place, then gently nudges you before each one arrives. Six categories, one glance. - Documents. ID cards, driver license, passport. - Car. Insurance, inspection, violations. - Health. Checkups, vaccines, follow-ups. - Subscriptions. Streaming, cloud, SaaS. - Bills. Credit cards, mortgage, utilities. - Warranty. Laptops, headphones, appliances, AppleCare. What you get - Category-aware advance reminders. Documents 60/30/7 days, cars 30/7 days. - One morning digest, only on days that actually need your attention. - Renewal history that quietly accumulates. Three years at a glance. - Six deep charts to see your household rhythm and spending. - Home Screen widget for the next few items due. - Auto-generated quarterly recap. How much you handled, how much you spent. - Receipts stored locally, compressed, never uploaded. - CSV import and export, every field. Nothing locks you in. - Dark mode. Nine App Icons to pick from. Privacy first Everything stays on your device. No account. No cloud. No analytics SDK. No ads. No tracking. Expiry never connects to the internet except to verify your Pro purchase through Apple StoreKit. Delete the app and every trace goes with it. Expiry. A quiet butler for your household expiry dates.

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