An open-source skill for AI agents. Find class action notices in email, check purchases for potential eligibility, verify links, and track deadlines, benefits, claims, and payouts in a private HTML report. Ready for ChatGPT, Claude, and Codex.
My name is Yingying. I built Class Action Finder because money and benefits from class actions are easy to miss. Notices can sit unread in your inbox or spam folder, and cases connected to something you bought may never contact you at all.
My first scan found a benefit code that would have expired 34 days later, plus a settlement deadline I had already missed. After reviewing older email, I filed eight class action claims and recovered credit-monitoring benefits, movie vouchers, and more than $100 in settlement credits.
Class Action Finder is a free, open-source AI skill for ChatGPT, Claude, and Codex. It follows two paths:
Purchase Match checks whether purchases confirmed in your email may qualify for open cases.
The result is a private, mobile-friendly HTML report with an action queue, claim tracker, payout history, and phishing safeguards. Local reports stay on your machine. Purchase matching sends only generic merchant and product terms to web search, never raw receipt text or personal identifiers.
I would love feedback on the report's clarity, the safety boundaries, and which mail integrations you would like next.
Hi Product Hunt 👋
My name is Yingying. I built Class Action Finder because money and benefits from class actions are easy to miss. Notices can sit unread in your inbox or spam folder, and cases connected to something you bought may never contact you at all.
My first scan found a benefit code that would have expired 34 days later, plus a settlement deadline I had already missed. After reviewing older email, I filed eight class action claims and recovered credit-monitoring benefits, movie vouchers, and more than $100 in settlement credits.
Class Action Finder is a free, open-source AI skill for ChatGPT, Claude, and Codex. It follows two paths:
Notice Scan finds settlement emails, deadlines, filing details, and verified claim links.
Purchase Match checks whether purchases confirmed in your email may qualify for open cases.
The result is a private, mobile-friendly HTML report with an action queue, claim tracker, payout history, and phishing safeguards. Local reports stay on your machine. Purchase matching sends only generic merchant and product terms to web search, never raw receipt text or personal identifiers.
I would love feedback on the report's clarity, the safety boundaries, and which mail integrations you would like next.
Thanks for taking a look!