MyNotice vs Docs Wallet

MyNotice helps you stay in control of important dates, expirations, and milestones in your life. Whether it’s a subscription renewal, a document expiration, a warranty date, or a birthday, MyNotice keeps everything organized in one place and reminds you before it’s too late. Why MyNotice? Life is full of dates that are easy to forget but costly to miss. MyNotice is designed to give you peace of mind by helping you track what matters and alerting you at the right time. Key features: • Track expirations for subscriptions, documents, licenses, warranties, and more • Calculate and track age from any date, such as birthdays, purchase dates, or issue dates • Get timely reminders before deadlines and renewals • Organize your notices clearly and simply • Clean, distraction-free interface focused on clarity and ease of use Built for real life MyNotice is not about clutter or complexity. It’s about helping you stay organized, avoid surprises, and save time, whether you’re managing personal records, important documents, or everyday commitments. Add a date once, and let MyNotice take care of the rest.

Docs Wallet is a private, offline document storage app for your important cards and documents — ID cards, driving licences, insurance cards, vehicle papers, medical cards, and anything else you carry in a physical wallet. Everything stays on your device. No account. No cloud. No server. SCAN AND STORE Capture the front and back of any document using the built-in camera scanner. Auto-detects document edges — no tapping required. Import from your photo library or files, including PDFs. ORGANISED BY CATEGORY Documents grouped into: Identity, Payment Card, Insurance, Vehicle, Education, Medical, and Other. EXPIRY TRACKING Set expiry dates and get notified at 30 days, 7 days, 1 day, and on the day itself. Expired and expiring-soon documents are flagged in the list. SHARE AND EXPORT Share images directly or export any document as a PDF. SECURITY Every image is encrypted with AES-256-GCM before touching storage. The encryption key lives in the iOS Keychain protected by Face ID, Touch ID, or your passcode — and never leaves your device. No backup includes your documents. No recovery path means no back door.