What’s new in version 1.0.1
Minor improvements and bug fixes.
Description
Expiry answers one question: what's expiring, and when? Passport, ID card, warranty on the washing machine, the car's first-aid kit, water filter, domain name, that voucher from the bookshop — things with deadlines pile up. Expiry keeps them in one place and speaks up before it's too late.
WHAT EXPIRY DOES
• Entries with expiry date, warranty end, service date, or use-by date
• Reminders you choose per entry — months ahead or on the day itself
• Status at a glance: expired, critical, soon, upcoming, safe
• Sorted by real urgency, not just by date
• Recurring items that recalculate themselves once handled
• History: what was renewed and when stays traceable
• Templates for the usual suspects — passport, vehicle inspection, smoke detector, domain
• Categories and assignments: for you, for the car, for home, for the family
• Attachments: invoice or warranty card right on the entry, viewable in the app
• Scan a date: point the camera at the packaging, Expiry reads it
• Home screen widgets and Siri Shortcuts
• Backup as a single file, CSV export for spreadsheets
• English and German, Dark Mode, Dynamic Type, VoiceOver
YOUR DATA STAYS YOURS
No account. No tracking. No ads. No analytics. There is no server of ours, and nothing is reported back to the developer. Your entries live on your device. If you switch on iCloud sync, your entries travel through your own private iCloud database — Apple's servers, inside your own Apple account. We see none of it. With sync off, nothing leaves the device. Reminders are local notifications scheduled by iOS on-device — there is no push server. The date scanner runs on Apple's Vision framework directly on the iPhone; no image is uploaded or stored.
Expiry is a small, quiet utility. No points, no streaks, no feed. Just the question of when something expires — and an answer before it does.