# wrnty > Track every warranty and receipt, get reminded before they expire, and export a claim-ready PDF — one-time purchase, no subscription. wrnty is an iOS app for iPhone and iPad that keeps your product warranties and receipts organised, reminds you before each warranty expires, and lets you export a PDF pack for insurance and warranty claims. Your data stays on your device and syncs only through your own iCloud — there is no account and nothing is uploaded to the developer. ## Key Facts - Platform: iOS (iPhone and iPad, iOS 17+) - Pricing: Free to track up to 2 warranties; Premium is a one-time in-app purchase (no subscription) for unlimited items, expiry alerts, iCloud sync and PDF export - Privacy: no account required; data stored on-device and in the user's own iCloud; no ads, no tracking, no data selling; optional anonymous analytics that can be turned off; GDPR compliant - Developer: 12F ApS, Denmark (https://12f.dk/) - Contact: wrnty@12f.dk - Editorial: posts are drafted by an automated process following a public brief and reviewed by Robert Jensen (12F ApS) before publishing; each post cites its primary sources - Website: https://wrnty.12f.dk/ - App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/wrnty-warranty-receipts/id6747742961 ## Features - Track warranties with product name, brand, merchant, price, purchase and expiry dates, serial number and notes - Store receipts and documents as photos and PDFs - Expiry reminders delivered to the Home and Lock Screen (Premium) - Home and Lock Screen widgets showing what's expiring next - Export warranties to PDF for insurance and warranty claims (Premium) - iCloud sync across iPhone and iPad (Premium) - Spotlight search to jump straight to a product from iOS search - Organise by category, brand and purchase date; running total of covered value - Dark mode, VoiceOver accessibility, and available in 28 languages ## Blog Practical advice on warranties, receipts and buying smart, published at https://wrnty.12f.dk/blog/ (RSS: https://wrnty.12f.dk/feed.xml). - [Warranty tracker apps (2026): wrnty, Warranty Keeper, Warranly](https://wrnty.12f.dk/blog/best-warranty-tracker-apps/) — buying-guides, 2026-10-09. Compares the ways people actually track product warranties and receipts — wrnty, Warranty Keeper, Warranly and the Apple Notes + iCloud approach — by reminders, sync, privacy and export. - [Is AppleCare worth it? What phone and laptop warranties actually cover](https://wrnty.12f.dk/blog/is-applecare-worth-it/) — buying-guides, 2026-08-27. The standard phone and laptop warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship — the things that go wrong under normal, careful use. - [Consumer rights when something breaks — beyond the warranty](https://wrnty.12f.dk/blog/consumer-rights-when-something-breaks/) — warranty-tips, 2026-08-20. A plain-language explanation of the difference between a manufacturer warranty and the statutory rights a buyer has against the seller for faulty goods. - [Do you need to register a product to get the warranty?](https://wrnty.12f.dk/blog/do-you-need-to-register-a-product/) — warranty-tips, 2026-08-13. Registering a product does not create warranty coverage — the purchase does. - [How to build a home inventory (and why your insurer wants one)](https://wrnty.12f.dk/blog/how-to-build-a-home-inventory/) — organizing, 2026-08-06. A home inventory is a structured record of everything you own in your house — what each item cost, when and where you bought it, and where to find the receipt or serial number. - [What a warranty actually covers on phones, laptops and gadgets](https://wrnty.12f.dk/blog/what-your-warranty-actually-covers/) — warranty-tips, 2026-07-31. Most people think a warranty covers everything that breaks. - [What counts as proof of purchase — and what to do without a receipt](https://wrnty.12f.dk/blog/what-counts-as-proof-of-purchase/) — warranty-tips, 2026-07-31. A warranty claim usually requires proof of purchase, but the receipt is only one acceptable form. - [Warranty gotchas — the fine print that voids your cover](https://wrnty.12f.dk/blog/warranty-gotchas-fine-print/) — warranty-tips, 2026-07-30. Many warranties contain clauses that void coverage under common, everyday conditions — improper use, unauthorised repairs, exposure to moisture, or even opening the device yourself. - [Repair it or replace it? A simple way to decide](https://wrnty.12f.dk/blog/repair-it-or-replace-it/) — warranty-tips, 2026-07-30. When something breaks, the repair quote often lands in an awkward middle ground — expensive enough to make you hesitate, cheap enough that replacement feels like waste. - [How to organise receipts so you can actually find them](https://wrnty.12f.dk/blog/how-to-organise-receipts/) — organizing, 2026-07-30. Keeping receipts doesn't require a filing system or a weekend project. - [How to make a warranty claim (and what to do when it's refused)](https://wrnty.12f.dk/blog/how-to-make-a-warranty-claim/) — warranty-tips, 2026-07-30. A warranty only pays out if you know how to use it. - [How long is the warranty on common things — a plain reference](https://wrnty.12f.dk/blog/how-long-is-the-warranty-on-common-things/) — warranty-tips, 2026-07-30. Most products carry a standard one-year manufacturer warranty, but some categories vary widely — large appliances often two to five years, tyres are covered by tread-wear programs, and mattresses carry anything from two to twenty depending on the brand. ## Links - [Home](https://wrnty.12f.dk/) - [About — who builds wrnty and how these posts are written](https://wrnty.12f.dk/about.html) - [Contact](https://wrnty.12f.dk/contact.html) - [Privacy Policy](https://wrnty.12f.dk/privacy-policy.html) - [App Store](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/wrnty-warranty-receipts/id6747742961) - [Developer — 12F ApS](https://12f.dk/)