CertPocket: Trade Cert Wallet

The cards in the glovebox are the ones you actually need — and the ones that quietly run out.

CertPocket is a personal wallet for the certificates, licences and tickets your trade runs on — CSCS, Gas Safe, IPAF, ECS, first aid, plant tickets, confined space — and for the date on each one. Write a card down once: the name, the scheme, the number, the holder and the day it runs out. CertPocket keeps the countdown in front of you.

WHAT IT DOES

• A card for every certificate — name, scheme, type, number, holder, issued date, expiry, notes
• The wallet sorted by what runs out first, so the next renewal is always at the top
• A countdown on every card — the days left to the day it runs out
• A reminder ladder — rings at 90, 60, 30 and 7 days, and the morning it runs out (Pro)
• The QR card — name, scheme, number and expiry on one screen the site office can scan (Pro)
• Renewal notes — where you trained, what to bring, the centre's number
• Free keeps two cards for good, with one reminder at 30 days

YOUR CARDS STAY ON YOUR PHONE

No account, no sign-in, no cloud. Every card is stored on the device and nowhere else. CertPocket asks for no permission except reminders — and it holds no internet permission at all, so there is nothing it could upload with. No ads, no analytics, no trackers.

A PERSONAL RECORD, NOT A COMPLIANCE SERVICE

CertPocket is a wallet: it keeps your dates and rings you before they pass. It is not a compliance or certification service, and it is not connected to any scheme or regulator. The cards are yours; the dates are yours.

FREE AND PRO

Free keeps two cards for good, with a reminder at 30 days. Pro keeps every card, rings the whole ladder — 90, 60, 30 and 7 days, and the morning it runs out — and adds the QR card. One year; cancel any time in the Play Store.

Available in 24 languages.

Recent changes:
First release of CertPocket: your trade cards and certificates in one wallet, sorted by what runs out first, with a reminder ladder before each renewal. Everything stays on your device — no account, no ads.