Jet Expiry Alert is an app designed to help private jet operators, flight attendants, pilots, and ground crews track cabin stock inventory. It tracks expiration dates while ensuring compliance minimizes waste, and enhances operational efficiency.

Jet Expiry Alert is ideal for:

• Corporate flight attendants and pilots
• Corporate ground crews
• Business aviation management companies

• Scan: Use a smartphone’s camera to scan product barcodes once or manually input product details
• Track: The app tracks expiration dates, standard stock levels, batches, and purchase information.
• Alert: Receive notifications before items expire to prevent wastage.

Yes! The app allows users to manage stock separately for multiple aircraft, ensuring each jet has its own inventory system.

Absolutely! Users can categorize items (e.g., food, beverages, medical, dental, beauty, and emergency equipment.

No, currently Jet Expiry Alert needs an internet connection.

Yes, users can export inventory data to Excel or PDF, making it easy for audits, compliance checks, or restocking.

No, you must enter it manually as barcodes do not store expiration dates.

Users receive push notifications before an item expires. You can set custom alert periods (e.g., 1 day, 3 days, or 7 days out).

Yes, alerts can be assigned to designated users, ensuring the right person gets notified for action.

Expired items will be flagged in the system, and users will receive an alert to replace or remove the stock.

For now, data can be exported for manual entry.

Currently, the app supports data exports that can be imported into accounting and procurement software. Direct integrations are in development.

Yes. We use end-to-end encryption to protect sensitive inventory data and user information.

Please contact support@jetexpiryalert.com

Only an Admin user can add people by sharing a link within the app. That will prompt the user to download the app and subscribe.

 Yes. Team members can have shared access with different permission levels (Admin, User, or Viewer)

 Deleted items can be restored from the archived inventory section for a limited period.

You can obtain a receipt through either the Google Play Store or the Apple Store.

 We offer a free trial with limited features. Subscription plans vary based on length of time. Subscriptions are per person.

You will be prompted to choose a subscription plan.

Yes, each user needs to pay for their own subscription.

The refund is in accordance with Apple and Google’s refund policy.

You can contact us by Email: support@jetexpiryalert.com

Soda cans in the U.S. and many other countries often don’t show a clear “expiration date.” Instead, they use production codes or Julian date codes that you can decode to figure out when the soda was made. Here’s how to read them:

Julian Date Code

• It’s usually YYDDD:

• YY = last two digits of the year.

• DDD = day of the year (001 = Jan 1, 365 = Dec 31).

• Example: 23120

• “23” = 2023

• “120” = 120th day of year = April 30, 2023.

MMDD or MMDDYY

• Some brands use standard month/day/year or month/day.

• Example: 051524 = May 15, 2024.

Letters for Months

• Some codes use letters A–L for months (A = Jan, B = Feb … L = Dec).

• Example: A1524 = January 15, 2024

Soda doesn’t “expire” in a dangerous way, but it does lose carbonation and flavor. Cans: best within 9 months from production. Plastic bottles: best within 3–6 months.

Download the app on either Google Play or the Apple Store. Follow the instructions to create an account.