Texas businesses keep a dozen permits, cards and filings current. Miss one and you can lose a sale, a license or a day of business. Xpirius keeps every date in one place and tells you before it is due.
About a minute. No card needed to build your list. See an example first · En español
Add your own, too. Anything with a date fits: air filters, light bulbs, insurance, your lease. Even your haircut, the dog groomer or yard care. Tap Add and type it in.
Price. Your date list is free. Email alerts are free for 30 days, then $9.99 a month or $99 a year per business, plus tax. It renews until you cancel. Cancel anytime in your account.
Who we are. Xpirius LLC, a Corpus Christi company. We built this for Texas businesses.
Be ready early
Get an email before each date is due.
30 days free, then $9.99 a month per business plus tax, until you cancel. Cancel anytime in your account.
General information, not legal advice and not a substitute for the advice of an attorney.
Tap to change anything:
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Alcohol or food? Add one seller-server certificate or food handler card for each employee.
Tap one, then type the date. Your own dates. We have not checked rules for them.
Tap one, type the next date and pick how often it repeats.
Tap a date to see the rule, change it or mark it renewed.
Both stay on this device. The county only picks which weather alerts show on Home.
Snap. Check. Done.
Take a picture of each permit on your wall. An AI service reads the dates. You check each one.
Take a picture of each permit on your wall. We read the name and the expiration date. You check each one before it goes on your list.
One permit per picture works best. Get close and keep the glare off.
One permit per picture works best. Get close, fill the screen and keep the glare off. We send each photo to an AI service (Anthropic) that reads the name and date, and then we throw the photo away. We do not keep it, and Anthropic may keep it for up to 30 days. An AI can misread a date, so check every date against your permit. Only photograph what you need. Privacy Policy · Terms
General information, not legal advice. Check each date against your own paperwork.
Pick what is coming. Check off the plan. Your checks stay on this device.
After the governor or the president declares a disaster, "exorbitant or excessive" prices on fuel, food, medicine, lodging, building materials and tools can count as price gouging in Texas.
The Attorney General says high prices alone do not prove gouging. Read the AG page before you change prices.
Alcohol that touched floodwater cannot be sold or repackaged. Storing it off site needs TABC approval.
Late-renewal and tax relief can apply in declared areas. Relief is set event by event, so check TABC before you count on it.
USDA sets SNAP waivers event by event and county by county. Past hot-foods waivers for retailers needed 24 to 36 hours for businesses to update their systems.
USDA's Texas page showed no active response when it was last updated September 22, 2026.
Report spills to the National Response Center at 800-424-8802. These steps come from EPA guidance that NACS repeats. Work with your tank contractor.
This is a starting point, not a forecast. The research is old (2005 and 2012) and comes from grocery and big-box data. It says little about ice, fuel or tobacco. Large stores sold out first, so small businesses often see demand later.
A Watch means the weather could turn bad. A Warning means it is happening or about to.
We add a rule note only after we confirm it on the agency's own page.
Meet it by Nov 4, 2026
USDA now asks for seven different varieties of staple food in each of four staple food categories. The rule took effect July 7, 2026. Businesses must comply no later than November 4, 2026.
USDA generally checks at reauthorization or when a business applies. Look at your own USDA letter for your date.
In effect since Apr 1, 2026
Texas SNAP restrictions on candy and sweetened drinks began April 1, 2026.
USDA changed its definition of sweetened drinks on February 25, 2026. Read the current page before you tell customers what is restricted. We could not find an end date on a state or USDA page.
In effect since Mar 31, 2026
Businesses that sell consumable hemp products must register each location with DSHS every year. The fee is $5,000 per location plus an online processing fee. Buyers must be 21 or older, with an ID check.
A TABC permit does not allow hemp sales. This is information about the rules, not a suggestion to sell. A federal limit on hemp THC is reported to start December 11, 2026. We have not confirmed that date in the bill text, so check before you plan around it.
Headlines from official sources. Click through to read the original. This is general information, not legal advice and not a substitute for the advice of an attorney.
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Texas Comptroller, TABC and Texas DSHS news does not come in a feed we can read yet. Check their pages: Comptroller news, TABC news, DSHS news.
Text reminders are optional. You can turn them on after you start your trial.
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Open the link on this device. Opening it on another phone or computer signs in that one instead.
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Free stays free: your list and the days left. The paid plan adds reminder emails, the calendar file, rule-change emails and permit photos.
Your first 30 days are free. We take your card now but do not charge it during the trial. Unless you cancel before the 30 days end, we charge it $9.99 plus tax (monthly plan) or $99 plus tax (yearly plan) for each business, and then again every month or year until you cancel. We email you 7 days before the first charge. Cancel any time in your account, or email billing@xpirius.com.
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Payment is handled by Stripe. You can cancel or pause from this page anytime, or email billing@xpirius.com.
Add your manager, or whoever handles the paperwork. Up to 3 people. We email them once to let them know, and they can stop anytime.
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Cancel: no more charges. The plan keeps working until the end of the time you already paid for. Pause: no charges for 3 months, and no paid features in that time, so no reminder emails. After 3 months it starts again by itself. You can still cancel during the pause.
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Delete your Xpirius account?
This removes your email, business name and saved dates from our server and signs you out. It cannot be undone. Your list stays on this device.
When reminder emails are on, we check your list once each morning, about 9 a.m. Texas time (8 a.m. in winter). If a date on your list is 90, 30 or 7 days away, or due that day, you get one email that morning listing those dates. If a date passes and you have not moved it, you get one more email 1 day later and another 7 days later. Only dates saved to your account count.
A file with four dates for each item: 90 days out, 30 days, 7 days and the due date. Import it into Google Calendar or Outlook and your phone does the reminding.
Saving is not available here. Copy this text into a file named xpirius.csv, then import it.
Add Xpirius to your home screen. It opens full screen, like an app. Nothing to download from an app store.
What should Xpirius keep track of that it does not? We use these to decide what to build next.
Copy it and email it to billing@xpirius.com, or hand it to your salesman. Do not put passwords or account numbers in it.