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# Your Locker
Every Cert you've earned, in one place.
Your Locker is where all your Certs live. Tap **My Certs** in the navigation bar to open it.
## Browse Your Certs
Each Cert in your Locker appears as a **Cert Card** showing its name, its Cert Type, and its expiration date. Certs with renewal requirements also show a **Renewal Progress Ring** on the right, so you can see at a glance how close you are to being ready for renewal. Above the list, you'll see how many Certs you have and how they're sorted: by **Expiration**, then **Type**, then **Name**, so whatever expires next is always at the top.
The expiration line changes color to get your attention: yellow when a Cert is expiring soon, and red once it has expired.
## Expiring & Expired
Tap the tabs at the top to narrow the list. **All** shows every Cert in your Locker, **Expiring** shows Certs with a renewal deadline coming up soon or already passed (for Cert Types without a renewal schedule, within 30 days of expiration), and **Expired** shows Certs whose expiration date has passed, so you can renew or remove them. Certs that never expire don't appear on either of those tabs.
When a tab has nothing in it, CertLocker will let you know (for example, **No expired certs**), which is exactly what we like to see.
## Tap to Open
Tap any **Cert Card** to open the Cert, where you can view its document, update its details, and track its renewal (see [View a Cert](/my-certs/view-a-cert.md)).
## Add & Share
To add a Cert, tap the **Floating Action Button (FAB)**, the red circle with a **+** at the bottom right, then choose **Create a Cert** or **Import with AI** (see [Add a Cert](/my-certs/add-a-cert.md) and [Import Certs with AI](/my-certs/import-certs-with-ai.md)). To send several Certs at once, tap the **Share Icon** in the top right corner (see [Share Multiple Certs](/sharing-certs/share-multiple-certs.md)).
{% hint style="info" %}
**An empty Locker?** If you were expecting to see Certs here, check that you're signed in with the right email address (it's shown at the top of the **More** screen) before adding them again.
{% endhint %}
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