wrnty
Reminders that reach you
Set the expiry date and wrnty warns you in good time — on your Home and Lock Screen — so you claim while the cover still stands.
Never lose money to an
expired warranty.
Be the person who still has the receipt. wrnty keeps every warranty and expiry date in one place, reminds you before each one runs out, and has the proof ready the moment something breaks.
- One-time purchase
- No account needed
- Private by design
- One-timepurchase, no subscription
- Secondsto log a warranty
- Zeroads, trackers or data selling
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The part nobody talks about
It's not the money. It's finding out afterwards.
The washing machine goes. You think it might still be covered, you can't find the receipt, so you pay for the repair.
Three weeks later the receipt turns up in a drawer — four months of cover left.
That's the bit that stings. Not the bill. The fact that you were covered the whole time and didn't know it.
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Features
Everything a warranty needs, nothing it doesn't
Warranties are written on the assumption you'll forget. Fine print, registration windows, "original proof of purchase required" — two years after you threw the box out. wrnty is the counterweight.
Receipts, ready when it breaks
Photograph the receipt, the box, the serial plate. When something fails, the proof is one tap away — not in a drawer somewhere.
Pay once. That's it.
No monthly fee, no annual renewal, no trial that quietly charges you. Buy wrnty once and it stays yours.
Your stuff stays yours
No account, no sign-up. Your warranties live on your device and sync only through your own iCloud — nowhere else.
- Smart expiry alerts — timed to the warning window you set
- Receipts & documents — photos and PDFs, as many as an item needs
- PDF export — a tidy claim pack for insurers and retailers
- iCloud sync — the same list on your iPhone and iPad
- Home & Lock Screen widgets — what's expiring, at a glance
- Spotlight search — jump to a product straight from iOS search
- Categories, brands & serials — organised the way you shop
- Dark mode & VoiceOver — native iOS, accessible out of the box
How it works
Three steps. Then you can forget about it.
1 Add it
Snap the receipt, set the date
Add a product in seconds: a photo of the receipt, the warranty length, the purchase date. One-tap presets cover the common durations.
2 Get reminded
wrnty watches the clock
As the expiry date nears, a reminder lands on your Home and Lock Screen. No more finding out a week too late.
3 Claim on time
Everything ready for the claim
Tap an item for its receipt, serial number and dates — or export a PDF pack for the insurer. Cover used, money saved.
At a glance
See what's expiring without opening the app
The whole point of wrnty is that you don't have to think about it — until it's worth thinking about.
- Home & Lock Screen widgetsPin what's next and glance at the days left, no tapping in.
- A running totalSee the cover you're carrying — "Protecting $8,642.94 in warranties".
- Sorted your wayBy expiry, price, purchase date or name — due-soon items float to the top.
What changes
The version of this where nothing goes wrong
Two years from now the fridge packs up anyway. Here is how that afternoon goes instead.
You're the one who kept it
The engineer asks when you bought it. You know — to the day, with the receipt on screen before they've finished the sentence.
Everything still under cover, in one list
Not a guess and not a drawer. The things that are still guaranteed, what they cost, and how long is left on each.
Nothing left to remember
No date to hold in your head, no box to keep just in case, and nothing to feel stupid about three weeks later.
Privacy
Private by design, not as a setting
Your receipts are a map of what you own and what it cost. wrnty treats them that way.
- No account, no sign-upNothing to create, nothing to forget, nothing to breach.
- Stays on your deviceStored locally and synced only through your personal, end-to-end encrypted iCloud.
- No ads, no tracking, no sellingAny analytics are anonymous and optional — off with one tap. GDPR compliant, built in Denmark.
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The difference
A drawer of receipts vs. wrnty
The receipts you keep only matter if you can find them — and remember the date before it passes.
| By hand | With wrnty | |
|---|---|---|
| Finding a receipt two years later | Dig through a drawer or inbox | One tap on the item |
| Remembering an expiry date | You don't — until it's passed | A reminder before it lapses |
| Proof for a claim | Hope you kept the box | Export a PDF in seconds |
| Across your devices | Whichever drawer it's in | Synced through your iCloud |
| Knowing what you're covered for | A rough guess | A running total, itemised |
| What it costs you | A missed claim now and then | One-time purchase |
Who it's for
For everyone who buys things that break
Different purchases, same story: the guarantee outlives your memory of it.
The gadget owner
Phones, laptops, headphones, cameras. The expensive things tend to fail just after the year is up — unless something is quietly counting the days for you.
ElectronicsThe homeowner
Fridge, washer, dryer, dishwasher, the new sofa. Big-ticket buys with multi-year guarantees you will never remember unaided.
Appliances & homeThe one who keeps receipts
Extended plans, business kit, power tools. If you already pay for protection, wrnty makes sure you can actually use it when it counts.
Extended warranties
Pricing
Free to start. One-time upgrade if you want more.
No card to start, no countdown. Upgrade only when two items stop being enough.
Free
Free
Enough to protect the things that matter most.
- Track up to 2 warranty items
- Photos of receipts & proof of purchase
- Product details, serial numbers & categories
- Organise by brand, category & date
Premium
Pay once
Buy it once, keep it. No subscription, ever.
- Unlimited warranty items
- Expiry alerts on Home & Lock Screen
- Export to PDF for claims
- iCloud sync, plus share & print
Premium is a one-time in-app purchase — the current price is shown in the App Store. No subscription, ever.
What we commit to
- Pay once. No subscription, no renewal, no trial that turns into a charge.
- No account. Nothing to sign up for, nothing to breach.
- Your data stays yours. On your device, synced only through your own iCloud.
- Try before you pay. Two items free — no card, no countdown.
- We answer. One inbox, read by the people who build the app.
FAQ
Fair questions
Is wrnty free?
Yes — you can track up to two warranties for free, with receipts, product details and organisation all included. Premium is a one-time purchase (no subscription) that removes the item limit and adds expiry alerts, iCloud sync and PDF export.
Is it really a one-time purchase?
Yes. You pay once and it's yours — no monthly fee, no annual renewal, and no free trial that quietly turns into a charge.
Do I need an account?
No. There's no sign-up and nothing to log into. Your warranties stay on your device and sync only through your own iCloud if you choose to turn it on.
Will it remind me before a warranty runs out?
That's the whole idea. Set the expiry date and wrnty alerts you in good time, on your Home and Lock Screen, so you can claim while the cover still stands. Expiry alerts are part of Premium.
Can I use it for insurance and warranty claims?
Yes. Keep the receipt, serial number and photos on each item, then export a tidy PDF pack when you need to make a claim to a retailer or insurer.
Which devices does it need?
wrnty runs on iPhone and iPad with iOS 17 or later, and syncs between your devices through iCloud. Your data stays private — see the privacy policy.
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Requires iOS 17 or later · iPhone and iPad