Home, Wallet, Best Card, Activity, Benefits, and Account all pull from the same card and spending data — so what you see in one place matches everywhere else in the app. Plus scanning, signup-bonus tracking, verified issuer terms, and narrated help built in.
Home shows you the numbers that matter most, in this order: rewards you've earned this month, rewards you've missed, credits you haven't used, and a simple to-do list.
See exactly what you earned this month, purchase by purchase, based on your connected accounts.
An estimate of how much your cards are worth to you each year, plus how much of that value you're actually using.
Personalized suggestions based on rewards you're missing, how your cards stack up, and your card benefits.
Opt in to Best Card Entry Alerts and PerkMind can notify you with the best card as you walk into a nearby store or restaurant. Alerts are generated on your device, need your permission for location and notifications, and pause for two hours per merchant so they never repeat.
The Best Card Advisor doesn't just pick a winner — it shows you the numbers behind the pick, so you know exactly why, instead of taking it on faith.
Where you're shopping, how much you're spending, and what matters most to you — cash back, travel points, airline miles, or purchase protection.
Every card in your wallet is scored on its reward rate, your point or mile values (cents per point, adjustable), statement credits, and other perks.
Every result shows the native reward (like 3× points or 2% back) alongside an estimated dollar value, plus a plain-language explanation and how much more it is than your next-best card.
Best Card isn't just for purchases in a store. Switch to Online, paste a link or pick a store from the list, and PerkMind tells you which card to use before you check out.
Amazon, Target, Walmart, Best Buy, eBay, Etsy, Instacart, Lowe's, The Home Depot, and Apple are all recognized automatically.
Shopping in Safari? Use the Share button to send the page to PerkMind — no copying and pasting needed.
PerkMind gives you a recommendation either way, and lets you fix the category if it's not quite right.
Pick your card from a list of issuers and card products, then add the basics — cardholder name, expiration date, and optionally the last four digits. Or scan the front of your card (and the back, if you like) and review what PerkMind recognized before anything is saved.
When you add a card with a signup bonus, tell PerkMind how much you need to spend and by when. It tracks your progress and warns you if you're at risk of missing the deadline.
How much more you need to spend and how many days you have left, at a glance.
If the dates you entered suggest you might have already missed the window, PerkMind tells you right away.
Updates automatically from your connected accounts when the card and dates can be matched — otherwise it's clearly marked as an estimate.
See every connected purchase: where, how much, when, the card you used, the card PerkMind would have picked instead, and what you earned or missed.
Needs a connected bank account (through Plaid), plus your card's last four digits added in Wallet.
All your card credits and protections in one list, grouped by card — see what's available, partly used, expiring soon, or already gone.
Issuer-published perks are listed separately from credits measured from your transactions. Estimates only — confirm details with your issuer.
For supported cards, PerkMind automatically attaches the issuer's reviewed rewards, credits, and protections — with a link back to the source and the date it was last verified. Chase Sapphire Preferred is the first fully verified profile, with more issuers added as they are reviewed.
Every verified card shows which issuer page it came from and when it was last checked, right on the card detail screen.
Perks that require you to activate them are always labeled "Activation required" — PerkMind never counts money you haven't actually claimed.
Each card shows whether its profile came from PerkMind's reviewed catalog, a last-verified cache, the app's bundled data, or isn't available yet — and never invents terms it can't support.
Tapping Rewards or Benefits opens the issuer's official page, but only after a confirmation that you're leaving PerkMind.
PerkMind finds rewards you missed, credits you haven't used, expired perks, extra annual fees, foreign transaction charges, and reward caps that cost you money — each with an estimated dollar amount and what to do about it.
When your annual fee is coming up, PerkMind compares the cost against the perks you've actually used, and tells you whether to keep, downgrade, or cancel the card.
Every tip becomes a simple action you can check off — use a credit before it expires, switch to a better card for a category, or review a fee — complete it, dismiss it, or handle it later.
Not sure how something works? Know PerkMind offers short, animated lessons with spoken narration for every major feature, each with three guided steps and a plain explanation of the benefit. Let it play automatically, or step through at your own pace. Find it in More > Know PerkMind.
Every screen supports the full Dynamic Type range, uses high-contrast colors in light and dark appearances, never relies on color alone to convey meaning, respects Reduce Motion, and works smoothly with VoiceOver — including a clear "Remove card" action, not just a swipe gesture.