✨Beyond expiry dates, MiRicordi also remembers bills, appointments, the shopping list and birthdays and much more.
An expiry date reminder app for the documents that matter
Expiry dates share an awkward habit: they are far away when you write them down and urgent when you finally notice them. A passport that runs out two months before a trip, a warranty that ended last week, a permit that lapsed quietly — the cost is never the reminder, it is the missed one.
MiRicordi lets you record any expiry date and choose how early to be warned. Some dates deserve months of notice, like a passport before travel season; others only need a week. Each reminder repeats if the item renews on a cycle.
You can photograph the document itself and keep it attached, sorted into clear categories — documents, warranties, car and travel, purchases. Search brings back the certificate or receipt months later, and everything stays private, tied to your account only.
The dates you only remember when it is too late
An expiry date is a promise made to your future self, and future selves are notoriously unreliable. The document goes in a folder, the warranty in an email, the card in a wallet — and the date exists nowhere except on the item itself.
Writing it down somewhere that will speak up on its own is the whole trick.
How far ahead to be warned
The right notice period depends on how long the renewal takes, not on how important the item feels.
- passport: several months, especially before travel season
- driving licence and ID: one to two months
- insurance and permits: three to four weeks
- warranties: a couple of weeks before they lapse
- gift cards and vouchers: a week is usually enough
Keeping the document with the date
A reminder that says 'warranty expires' is only half useful if the receipt has vanished. MiRicordi lets you photograph the document and keep it attached to the date, filed into clear categories and findable by search months later.
Expiry date reminders — common questions
Is there an app to remind you of expiry dates?
Yes. MiRicordi lets you record any expiry date — documents, warranties, policies, memberships — and choose how far in advance you want the warning.
Can I search for a document months later?
Yes. Everything you file is searchable, so a receipt or certificate can be found long after you saved it.
Is MiRicordi free?
Yes. MiRicordi is free to download from Google Play and the reminder features come at no cost.
Also useful: document storage, renewal reminders, car deadlines.
Frequently asked questions
Can I get reminded before my passport expires?
Yes. Add the expiry date and set the warning as far ahead as you like — several months is sensible if you plan to travel, since many countries ask for validity beyond your return date.
Can I store the document itself?
Yes. Photograph it and attach it to the reminder, so the file and the date stay in the same place.
What kinds of expiry dates can I track?
Anything with a date: identity documents, driving licences, insurance policies, warranties, permits, memberships, gift cards and subscriptions.
Is MiRicordi available for iPhone?
MiRicordi is currently available for Android only and can be downloaded from Google Play. The iPhone version is on the way.
What else MiRicordi can remember for you
- Medication reminders — Take every dose on time and know before the box runs out.
- Health reminders — Appointments, tests and measurements in one place.
- Bill reminders — Utilities, rent and subscriptions paid before the due date.
- Document storage — Scan documents and get warned before they expire.
- Car deadlines — Insurance, servicing, road tax and the next inspection.
- Work reminders — Deadlines, meetings and recurring work tasks.
- Reminder calendar — Everything with a date in a single calendar view.
- Family organiser — School, sport, doctors and errands for the whole family.
- Birthday reminders — Birthdays and anniversaries, with time to prepare.
- Shopping list — A grocery list you actually remember to bring.
- Workout reminders — Train regularly and see what you really completed.
- Period tracker — Cycle calendar and discreet reminders, kept private.
- Memory journal — Save moments with a date, a note and a photo.
Deadlines people ask about most
Looking for practical advice first? Read the MiRicordi guides.