Never get caught out by an expiry date again
Modern life runs on a stack of documents that all expire on different dates: your passport, visa or residence permit, ID, driving licence, insurance, domain names, warranties and subscriptions. They are scattered across different papers and portals, so it is dangerously easy to miss one until it costs you a fine, a cancelled trip, or a lost website. This free radar puts every date in one place, flags what is coming, and hands your own calendar the reminders.
How it works
- Add your dates: pick the type, give it a label, set the expiry.
- See them ranked by soonest, colour-coded from safe to expired.
- Download one calendar file that adds reminders 30 and 7 days before each one.
The passport 6-month rule, handled for you
Here is the trap that catches even seasoned travellers: many countries require your passport to be valid for at least 6 months beyond your entry date, so a passport that still has a few months left can get you refused at check-in. For every passport you add, this tool automatically shows the effective travel deadline, 6 months before the real expiry, and warns you as it nears. That one detail alone can save a ruined trip.
Built for expat life
If you live away from home, your visa, ID, licence and insurance all renew on their own schedules, and a lapse can mean fines or worse. Keeping them in one radar, with calendar reminders that fire early enough to actually renew in time, turns a constant low-level worry into something handled. Renewals can take weeks, which is why the reminders land 30 days out, not the day before.
Private by design, part of FailSafe
Your document dates are sensitive, so everything you add is stored only on your device and never uploaded, even the calendar file is generated in your browser. This is part of FailSafe, tools that defend against your own digital fragility: what breaks if you lose a device, miss a deadline, or a single point of failure gives way. Keep the downloaded calendar file as your backup.