ExpireNot tracks when your passports, IDs, driver's licenses, car registrations and insurance expire. Snap a photo and AI reads the date, type and holder name, then the photo is discarded. Push and email reminders at 30, 7 and 1 days. Free for 3 documents.
Hey Product Hunt š
I built ExpireNot after [your moment: e.g. "finding out my car registration had lapsed when I got pulled over" / "realizing two weeks before a trip that my passport had under 6 months left"].
What struck me is that no one forgets these dates on purpose. A passport lasts 10 years, a license 5, insurance 1, and none of them ever reminds you. Calendar reminders only work if you remember to create them, and document-vault apps want you to upload full scans of your passport, which felt like the wrong trade.
So ExpireNot works like this:
šø Snap a photo. AI reads the expiry date, document type and name.
šļø The photo is discarded right away. We store only the dates and details needed to remind you.
š You get reminders by push and email at 30, 7 and 1 days before expiry.
š Renewed it? Update it in two taps and the reminder cycle starts over.
It covers passports, IDs, driver's licenses, vehicle registrations, insurance and more, for you and your whole household.
Free for 3 documents, forever. Pro ($1.99/mo) adds unlimited documents, custom reminder schedules and custom document types.
I'd love your feedback on two things:
What document has caught you out by expiring?
Is there a document type we should recognize that we don't yet?
I'll be here all day answering questions. Thanks for checking it out! š