Organize purchase records in one place
The app is intended to keep product details, proof of purchase, coverage windows, and recall review history attached to the same record so that claims or safety checks are easier to handle later.
Terms
These terms set expectations for how the product should be used during beta. The app is designed to keep purchase proof, warranty details, reminders, and recall review easier to manage, but it does not replace the retailer, manufacturer, protection-plan provider, insurer, or official recall notice.
The product should help people stay organized, move faster, and make better follow-up decisions.
The app is intended to keep product details, proof of purchase, coverage windows, and recall review history attached to the same record so that claims or safety checks are easier to handle later.
Reminder schedules, status indicators, and recall matching are meant to surface items that may need attention before a deadline or safety issue is missed.
OCR, pasted-text analysis, and document import can suggest fields, but users remain responsible for reviewing what is saved to the record.
Important decisions should still be confirmed with the party that actually controls the outcome.
Warranty dates, plan names, and reminder timing in the app are helpful references, but actual eligibility, exclusions, reimbursement, and claim approval come from the seller, manufacturer, insurer, or plan provider.
Recall matches are prompts to review. Hazard details, affected models, remedy steps, and final instructions should always be confirmed on the official recall source.
Reminder and recall behavior depends on saved data quality, configuration, background-job health, and deployment environment. Missing or incorrect records can lead to incomplete results.
Trust depends on accurate records, lawful uploads, and keeping account access protected.
You are responsible for activity performed through your account. Passwords should be kept private, and shared devices should be used carefully.
Do not upload receipts, files, or other records that you do not have the right to keep or use. Uploaded documents should relate to your own legitimate purchase and coverage tracking.
If you rely on the product for claim prep, reminders, or recall review, keep purchase dates, models, coverage terms, and status decisions aligned with the real-world record.
The product can evolve, and different environments may not behave the same way.
OCR support, reminder delivery, recall sync, storage location, and background jobs may differ between local, test, and hosted environments.
Labels, workflows, limits, and feature availability may change as the product improves, especially where the goal is to make the experience clearer, safer, or more reliable.
The app is meant to support organization and review. It should not be the only source used for urgent safety decisions, legal disputes, or reimbursement claims.