About
Who builds SKT Takip
Oğuzhan Arslan, a software engineer. The app is SKT Takip, listed in the stores as Expiry Tracker | SKT Takip.
The aim is to keep the day you choose visible on a list. You photograph a label, scan a barcode, or type the date. The list sorts by urgency. The app can remind you 7, 3, and 1 days before, and on the day. It does not decide whether the food is still safe.
This site publishes storage windows for a home kitchen. The durations come from pages of USDA FSIS, USDA FoodKeeper, FoodSafety.gov, the UK Food Standards Agency, and Turkey’s Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry. How that is written is on the editorial policy.
The contact address is info@oguzhan.win. This page does not publish a street address, a tax identity, or a separate company name. There is no separate medical reviewer. The app is on the App Store and Google Play.
Questions people ask
Does the app read the date itself?
A photo or a barcode can suggest a day. If none is found, the field stays empty. You choose or type the date.
Does the site invent durations?
No. A duration is entered only when it is printed on the named source page. The detail is on the editorial policy.
Where do I write?
info@oguzhan.win. The same address is on the contact page.
Where is the app?
The App Store for iPhone, Google Play for Android. The name is Expiry Tracker | SKT Takip.