Expiry Date Tracker: Scanner

Expiry Date Tracker tells you what is about to go off before you find out the hard way. Scan a barcode or add an item by hand, pick the expiry date with one tap, and the app reminds you in time to use it.

No account. No sign-up. No subscription. Your list stays on your phone.

WHY THIS ONE
Most expiry apps make you create an account before you can scan a single item, then cap how many products you may add unless you subscribe. This one asks for nothing. Add as many items as you like, forever, for free.

SCAN AND GO
• Point the camera at a barcode and the product name fills itself in
• The second time you scan the same barcode, the name comes back instantly from your own history
• No barcode? Type the name. Entry takes seconds either way
• Quick date chips: one week, two weeks, one month, three months, six months, a year

REMINDERS THAT ACTUALLY ARRIVE
• Choose how many days ahead you want warning, and the hour it should arrive
• Get a nudge before the date and again on the day
• Reminders are scheduled on the phone itself, so they work with no signal

BUILT FOR MORE THAN FOOD
• Fridge, freezer and pantry items
• Medicine and first-aid supplies
• Cosmetics, sunscreen and contact lens solution
• Anything with a date: warranties, documents, renewals

SEE WHAT MATTERS FIRST
The list groups everything into expired, expiring today, this week and later, so the things that need attention are always at the top. Mark an item used with one tap when it is gone.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
• Your items live in a database on your phone
• No account, no sign-up, no cloud, no server
• The app works fully offline
• The only optional network call is a barcode lookup to the free Open Food Facts database, which receives the barcode number and nothing else

FIFTEEN LANGUAGES
English, Spanish, Portuguese, Hindi, Arabic, Chinese, Russian, Japanese, French, German, Indonesian, Korean, Turkish, Italian and Vietnamese.

FREE, WITH AN OPTIONAL UNLOCK
The app is free and unlimited, supported by a single small banner. One optional one-time purchase removes it for good. There is no subscription and nothing is ever locked behind a paywall.