What WarrantyPocket does for you
Every feature exists because someone lost money, missed a deadline, or gave up on a claim they should have won.
Never lose a receipt again
One person on a DIY forum described keeping seven 3-inch ring binders over 40 years. Others use freezer bags, spreadsheets, or just give up. Receipts fade. Emails get buried. Drawers become black holes. And when something breaks, the first thing you need is the one thing you can't find.
AI scanning
Snap a photo. AI reads it and fills in the details - product, brand, date, price, warranty length. You check it and save. About 30 seconds.
Multi-page documents
Long warranty booklets or multi-page invoices? Handles up to 3 pages in one scan.
Confidence scoring
AI flags anything it's unsure about. You know exactly what to double-check.
Cloud backup
Everything lives in the cloud. Open the app offline and your items are still there. AI scanning needs a connection.
Search everything
Type a name, brand, model, or serial number. Find it instantly.
25 categories
Electronics, Appliances, Vehicles, Tools, and 20 more. Drag them into whatever order makes sense to you.
For heavy users: CSV bulk import. Upload a spreadsheet of 50 or 200 items with dates, prices, and warranty periods. Created in bulk.
Under US federal law (E-SIGN Act, 2000), a digital receipt has the same legal standing as the paper original.
Find coverage you didn't know you had
Most people have no idea their card may already extend their warranties. Store-bought extended warranties cost 10-30% of an item's price. Your card's coverage may cost nothing extra - but only if you know it exists.
A writer's mattress topper failed after the manufacturer warranty expired. Their credit card paid $1,400 for a replacement.
A Chase Sapphire Reserve holder got a MacBook repair covered after Apple's warranty expired. Check arrived in 12 days.
63 credit cards across 11 issuers
Chase, Amex, Citi, Capital One, Wells Fargo, Bank of America, US Bank, and more. Each one shows how many extra months you get, the max you can claim, and how to file.
Coverage reveal
Select the card you used to buy something. If it adds coverage, you see it right away - extra months, max claim, filing steps.
Visual timeline
One bar showing your manufacturer warranty and your card extension side by side. You see exactly when each one starts and ends.
Most people find out about this coverage after it's too late. We make sure you know before the deadline.
When something breaks
Most people with a valid warranty don't know how to file a claim. Claims get delayed because of missing documents. And many consumers give up on filing entirely because the process is too frustrating.
Claim assistant
Step-by-step guidance
Pick your item, pick the claim type, follow the steps. No guessing.
Pre-drafted emails
Templates for 4 claim types with your details already in them. Review, tweak, send.
Claim strength scoring
We check what you have - receipt, serial number, photos, warranty terms - and tell you if your claim is strong, fair, or weak. Missing something? One tap to fix it.
Repair tracking
Report issues
Describe what's wrong, attach photos of the damage, note what you've tried.
Track status
Open, fixed, or claim filed. See how it was resolved - self-fixed, manufacturer repair, replaced, refunded, or still broken.
Repair costs
Log what each repair cost. See what you've spent over time.
Knowing something is expiring is only useful if you also know what to do about it.
Stay ahead of every deadline
The top answer on Quora for "how do you track warranties?" is: "Set a calendar anniversary." Manual. One at a time. No context.
And the FCBA gives you only 60 days to file a credit card dispute. Miss it and you lose the right entirely.
Email reminders
30, 7, and 1 day before expiry. Set your own intervals.
Push notifications
Same schedule, straight to your phone.
Google Calendar
Expiry dates sync automatically.
Smart reminders
Claim follow-ups, repair alerts, filing deadlines.
Weekly digest
What's expiring and what needs attention.
A calendar reminder says "warranty expires tomorrow." A smart reminder says "warranty expires tomorrow, but your Chase Sapphire may cover it for 12 more months."
Built for 3 items or 300
Whether you're an Airbnb host managing appliances across 5 properties, a property manager with 100 units, or an IT manager tracking hundreds of devices - you've outgrown a spreadsheet. Enterprise tools cost $50-200/month per user. You need something in between.
CSV bulk import
Upload a spreadsheet. Items created in bulk.
Table view
Sortable columns, filters, 25 items per page.
Bulk operations
Select multiple items. Export, sync, archive, delete.
Groups
Organize items into custom groups - by room, property, or project.
Transfers
Moving or selling? Transfer warranty records to the new owner in one tap.
AI Analytics
Trends, breakdowns, AI recommendations and health grades.
Full export
ZIP, CSV, JSON, PDF reports for insurance or auditing.
One missed credit card claim on a $2,000 dishwasher costs more than a year of WarrantyPocket Pro.
Your data, your rules
Encrypted
Never sold, never shared.
Portable
Export anytime. If you leave, your data goes with you.
Recoverable
30-day soft delete. Accidentally removed something? It's still there.
Works on any device. Phone, tablet, desktop. No app store.
Free forever for up to 10 items. See pricing