FileIt started with a familiar failure: a family of five, documents spread across Dropbox, email attachments, and a drawer — and renewals discovered only after they'd lapsed. A passport at the airport counter. An insurance policy after the accident. There was never a trigger.
FileIt is a document vault with expiry tracking at its core. You upload the important documents you're responsible for — your own, your family's, your employees' — into clean, simple folders; FileIt reads each one, detects the type and the owner, extracts the expiry date, and schedules reminders on the timeline you choose — by default 45, 30, 15, 7 and 1 day before. Everything it detects is a suggestion; you can change any field.
It's on the web and on a native iPhone & Android app, so you can snap a document the moment it lands in your hands. When you need to, you can share a single folder with a family member, an accountant or a client — at exactly the access level you decide.
FileIt never submits, files, or renews anything on your behalf, and never shares your documents with anyone unless you explicitly choose to. It's the trigger you were missing — the renewing stays yours.