Most reward tools assume infinite points, but Canadian cards have strict spending caps, fees, and store rules. Wallet Fit uses cap-aware algorithms to match every purchase to the optimal card: • Tracks monthly/annual caps (Cobalt, Scotiabank, Aeroplan) • Merchant rules (Costco Mastercard-only, Loblaws no-Amex) • Net annual return calculated after fees • Free manual calculator + optional bank sync • Meet Max: 24/7 AI Credit Card Strategist
Hey Product Hunt community! 👋
I'm excited to share WalletFit with you all today.
Like many cardholders, I love optimizing cash back and travel points. But in Canada, maximizing rewards comes with hidden friction:
- Strict monthly or annual category caps (e.g. Amex Cobalt's $2,500/mo grocery limit)
- Confusing merchant network rules (Costco only accepting Mastercard, discount grocers not taking Amex)
- Annual fee drag that eats away at real net returns
Most calculators assume you earn infinite multipliers on unlimited spend. WalletFit is built with a cap-aware algorithm that monitors your spending ceilings and automatically shifts spend to the next-best card once a limit is reached.
We also introduced Max, an AI credit card strategist that answers complex questions about point valuations, loopholes, and multi-card setups.
WalletFit has a 100% free manual calculator (no bank login required) as well as optional automated sync via Plaid.
I'd love your feedback on the UX, card math, or any feature ideas you have! 🚀