Mayank Saxena

Mayank Saxena

Builder of xtide.io & RewardTide
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RewardTide is a privacy-first credit card rewards optimizer that helps you maximize points, miles, and cash back. Add the cards in your wallet and instantly see which card to use for every purchase based on reward multipliers and categories. Unlike most finance apps, RewardTide does not require linking bank accounts or sharing financial credentials. It also helps you understand the benefits of your cards and build a smarter rewards strategy.
RewardTide
RewardTideKnow the best credit card to use for every purchase
Mayank Saxenaleft a comment
Hi Product Hunt! I'm Mayank, the maker of RewardTide. RewardTide started as a personal tool. I've always been obsessed with maximizing credit card rewards and manually researching which card to use for each purchase. Dining → one card Travel → another Groceries → something else Over time I realized most people have great credit cards but don’t fully understand the benefits they already have —...
RewardTide
RewardTideKnow the best credit card to use for every purchase
Mayank Saxenastarted a discussion

Why I built RewardTide without bank integrations

Most finance apps ask you to connect your bank accounts. I intentionally chose not to do that with RewardTide. Instead, RewardTide works manually: • You add the credit cards you own • The engine calculates the best card for each purchase • You log transactions if you want analytics Why? Because many people are uncomfortable sharing banking credentials with third-party apps. This approach keeps...

Mayank Saxenastarted a discussion

Why I built RewardTide without bank integrations

Most finance apps ask you to connect your bank accounts. I intentionally chose not to do that with RewardTide. Instead, RewardTide works manually: • You add the credit cards you own • The engine calculates the best card for each purchase • You log transactions if you want analytics Why? Because many people are uncomfortable sharing banking credentials with third-party apps. This approach keeps...