Compliance and Renewal Calendar Generator

Renewals get missed when the dates sit in different folders, emails and one person's memory. A spreadsheet lists them but never rings. This app turns your list of dates into a calendar file with built-in reminders, so the alert arrives on the phone you already look at, before the date and not after it.

Open Suggestions and add the renewals and filings that apply to you. Enter the real date from your own licence, contract or tax account, and choose how each one repeats: every N days, weeks, months or years, or a set number of days after each period end (for filings). Check the Upcoming tab, which shows every date and the day each reminder fires. Then download the .ics file and import it into Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook.

What is inside:

• My calendar, Suggestions, Upcoming, Download .ics and Instructions tabs
• Two repeat styles: every N days, weeks, months or years, and after each period end, with an optional move to the next working day
• Several reminders per item (days before), a default set for new items and a time of day
• Month-end handling: a monthly item on the 31st falls on the last day of shorter months
• A starter list of common renewals and filings, to confirm against your own documents
• CSV import, export and template, JSON backup, example data

Who it is for: owners, office managers and accountants who look after a handful or a few dozen company dates: trade licence, tenancy, insurance, vehicle, filing and subscription dates.

What it is not: The app does not know your deadlines. The suggestions are starting points that you must confirm with the authority, document or adviser that applies to you. It is not connected to the FTA, MOHRE or any licensing authority and cannot file or renew anything. It does not know public holidays. Staff visa and Emirates ID expiries are better tracked per person.

How it differs: The licence-and-document-expiry-tracker and annual-compliance-calendar-2027-uae are Excel files you open and read. This app puts reminders into the calendar on your phone, repeats beyond 2027, and uses your own dates and rules. Per-employee document expiry belongs in the employee document expiry app, not here.

Tested: 606 scripted browser checks. Generated calendar files were parsed with the open-source icalendar library, and every repeat date was compared with the recurrence rules of python-dateutil, including month-end and weekend-roll cases. The files were not opened inside Google, Apple or Outlook calendar apps, so import one item first and look at it. It was tested in Chromium only. Firefox, Safari, a real phone and a real printer were not available for testing.