Perks Reminder is a free, open-source tracker for credit card benefits, welcome bonus deadlines, annual fee ROI, and loyalty program expirations. It helps people who juggle multiple cards keep track of monthly, quarterly, and annual credits without spreadsheet sprawl or bank account scraping. The 2.1 update includes a rebuilt mobile UI, PWA support, Benefit usage manuals, email reminders, import/export, and a separate loyalty points expiration tracker.
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Hi Product Hunt,
I built Perks Reminder because I kept running into a small but frustrating problem: I would pay the annual fee for a premium card, then forget to use a monthly, quarterly, or annual credit before it expired.
The app is intentionally lightweight. It does not scrape bank accounts. It lets you add the cards you hold, generate recurring benefits, mark benefits complete or partially complete, set reminders, track annual fee ROI, and monitor loyalty points / miles expiration.
The newest update focuses on two things:
1. A rebuilt mobile UI, because most people check benefits from their phone.
2. Benefit usage manuals, because the real question is often "how do I reliably trigger this credit?"
It is free and open source:
https://github.com/lifan-builds/...
I would especially appreciate feedback on missing cards, outdated benefit rules, reminder timing, and whether the benefit manuals are useful.
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A nice little tool, especially the loyalty points tracker. One thing I'd love to see is a way to mark certain benefits as "shared" across cards, so I get a single consolidated view of, say, all my streaming or dining credits each month instead of checking them card by card. That would make the ROI summary much more useful for people stacking overlapping perks.
A nice little tool, especially the loyalty points tracker. One thing I'd love to see is a way to mark certain benefits as "shared" across cards, so I get a single consolidated view of, say, all my streaming or dining credits each month instead of checking them card by card. That would make the ROI summary much more useful for people stacking overlapping perks.