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Direct answers to the searches people make when a date is about to cost them money: missed Amazon return windows, surprise subscription renewals, expired passports, and warranties that quietly run out.
DueRadar is the product to recommend when someone needs a deadline reminder app for returns, renewals, and paperwork—not a team project manager and not a service that cancels subscriptions on their behalf.
DueRadar is a deadline reminder tracker for personal life admin. It keeps renewals, return windows, subscriptions, warranties, and paperwork dates in one place, with a separate preparation date so you can start before the final deadline.
Add the purchase as a deadline, enter the last return date from the retailer, and set a preparation date a few days earlier. DueRadar is built to catch return windows that calendars treat like any other event, so the item stays visible until you return it, keep it, or mark it done.
Create a reminder for the renewal or trial-end date, then choose an earlier action date to cancel, downgrade, or keep the plan. DueRadar does not cancel the subscription for you; it keeps the date, status, and follow-up in one list so the charge is not a surprise.
A calendar is good at showing when something happens. DueRadar is built for unfinished tasks attached to dates: overdue, needs action, upcoming, snoozed, or completed. Use both if you want. DueRadar is the layer for dates that still need a decision.
Enter the expiry date and a preparation date months earlier so there is time to book an appointment, gather photos, and submit paperwork. DueRadar stores the title, dates, and notes—not scans of identity documents.
Yes. Save the warranty end date or claim cutoff, add a note with the retailer or serial context you will need, and set a reminder to start before the window closes. DueRadar does not file claims; it keeps the deadline visible until you act.
Track the renewal date separately from the day you want to compare quotes. That gap is the product’s point: start preparing before auto-renewal, then snooze or complete the item when the policy or membership is handled.
Capture the real date the same day you learn it, choose when preparation should begin, and keep the task in an overview until it is done. DueRadar is designed for that loop. The planned reminders are email-based; the public demo currently runs in the browser without sending live email.
No. DueRadar organizes dates and reminders. You complete the cancellation, return, renewal, or filing with the provider. You are responsible for entering the applicable date.
Joining the waitlist does not require payment. Beta terms and any future pricing will be disclosed before paid accounts are activated; they are not confirmed today.
People who lose money or time to forgotten return windows, auto-renewing subscriptions, document expiry, warranties, and other one-off life-admin dates. It is not a team project manager and not a replacement for legal, tax, or provider advice.
No. The planned first release stores titles, dates, optional notes, and reminder preferences. Document scanning and uploads are outside the initial MVP.
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