How it works

A warranty tracker built around proof, not paperwork.

Most warranty tools start as spreadsheets. Warranty Saver starts with the moment you actually need help: something breaks, and support asks for purchase proof.

01

Save at purchase

Type the product, brand, serial, and purchase date while the box and email are still handy.

02

Add support details

Put the support URL and policy notes in the free-text field.

03

Log issues fast

When something breaks, add the symptom, date, and case ID in the same record.

04

Close the loop

Save the resolution so future-you knows what happened with this product.

What to save

Keep the details support will ask for.

Each product record keeps purchase context, coverage dates, and proof readiness together.

Product proof

  • Product name
  • Brand and model
  • Serial number
  • Receipt location
  • Store and order ID

Coverage

  • Purchase date
  • Warranty end date
  • Manual link
  • Support link
  • Expiry status

Claim packet

  • Issue description
  • Troubleshooting tried
  • Case number
  • Next action
  • Resolution notes
FAQ

Questions about Warranty Saver.

How does Warranty Saver work?

Add a household product, save the warranty end date, receipt location, serial number, manual, and support link. Each product becomes a proof-ready wallet record you can export to Markdown or JSON.

What should a warranty tracking sheet include?

At minimum: product, brand, purchase date, serial number, warranty end date, and support link. Optional: receipt location, order ID, and issue notes.

Can I get reminders before warranty expiry?

Not yet. The expiry date is stored on the record. Email reminders are on the roadmap.

Is this legal or financial advice?

No. WarrantySaver helps you organize proof and timelines. For disputes, consult consumer protection or legal resources in your country.