Reminders before it becomes a problem
Free shows you the status when you open the app. Pro reminds you on your phone at 90 / 60 / 30 / 7 / 0 days before expiry, at a time you choose, so there is always room to book an engineer.
Built for UK landlords
Track EICR, Gas Safety, EPC, alarm checks and risk assessments for every property. CertAlert reminds you before renewals and builds a proof pack the moment someone asks for evidence.
One checklist, not a generic calendar. Hide what does not apply, and add insurance, tenancies or anything else you keep on file.
How it works
Designed around how landlords actually manage paperwork: on the phone, between viewings.
Name it, pick the certificates that apply, and you have a checklist in under a minute. No account, no import wizard.
Scan the paperwork or type the dates. CertAlert keeps the photo as evidence and works out the next renewal from the type you picked.
Reminders land at 90, 60, 30, 7 and 0 days. When an agent, council or tenant asks, the evidence is already on the property.
Inside the app
First property, first certificate, then a checklist you can actually work from — including types you add yourself.
Features
No rent collection, no repairs, no accounting. CertAlert does one job properly: keeping your safety evidence in order.
Free shows you the status when you open the app. Pro reminds you on your phone at 90 / 60 / 30 / 7 / 0 days before expiry, at a time you choose, so there is always room to book an engineer.
Open the app and know instantly what is valid, what is due, and what is missing, for every property.
On-device OCR pulls dates and certificate numbers straight off the paperwork. Nothing is sent to a server.
Issuer, reference, photos of the certificate, and a record of when it was served to the tenant.
Encrypted backup to certalert.uk with a magic-link sign-in. Restore on any device in seconds.
A branded PDF of every certificate and its evidence, ready for agents, councils, solicitors or tenants.
Install it and start. Everything lives on your phone until you choose to back it up.
Proof pack
Hand agents, councils or solicitors a branded evidence PDF in one tap. Every certificate, every date, every photo, and the record of when tenants were served.
The five that come up for almost every private rental: the Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR, 5 years), the Gas Safety Record (CP12, 12 months), the Energy Performance Certificate (EPC, 10 years), a Legionella Risk Assessment (2 years) and the annual Smoke and Carbon Monoxide alarm check. Each property has its own checklist — switch off types that do not apply, and add your own (insurance, tenancy agreements, licences) when you need them.
Yes. Free tracks one property with the full checklist, red / amber / green status and one evidence photo per certificate, stored on your device. Pro adds reminders, unlimited properties, camera OCR, unlimited photos, cloud backup and proof-pack export for £4.99 a month or £39.99 a year.
No. CertAlert works entirely on your phone with no sign-up. If you upgrade to Pro and turn on cloud backup, you sign in with a magic link sent to your email so your records can be restored on another device.
On your device by default. With Pro cloud backup enabled, an encrypted copy is stored on Cloudflare infrastructure at certalert.uk so it survives a lost or replaced phone. Certificate scanning happens on device; images are not sent anywhere for processing. See the privacy policy for the full picture.
A PDF for one property that lists every certificate with its issuer, reference, issue and expiry dates, the evidence photos, and whether it was served to the tenant. Landlords use it for letting agents, council licensing teams, solicitors during a sale, and tenants who ask for copies. Free shows a preview; Pro lets you share and save it.
Yes. The checklist reflects the requirements most commonly applied to private rentals in England, but the certificates themselves are the same across the UK and you control the dates. Requirements and frequencies differ in places, so always check the rules for your property and tenancy.
It does not collect rent, manage repairs, file tax returns or draft notices, and it is not legal advice. It does one job: keeping your safety certificates and evidence in order so you are never caught out.