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Coming to iPhone
Perk Prism helps premium credit-card users manually track annual fees, credits, benefits, reminders, custom perks, and estimated card value — without connecting a bank account.
Illustrative Perk Prism app preview. Final screens may change before App Store launch.
The quiet cost of unused perks
Track the value you actually capture — not just the perks you could use.
Premium credit cards can include hundreds or thousands of dollars in credits, memberships, reimbursements, and travel perks. But many benefits reset monthly, expire quietly, or require manual activation.
Perk Prism helps you see what you have used, what is still available, and what may go unused.
How it works
Set up your cards once, then keep the important details within reach.
Choose supported cards or create custom cards for the cards you want to track.
Mark credits, memberships, reimbursements, and custom benefits as used, partially used, or unused.
View estimated available value, captured value, remaining value, and current net position based on what you track.
Use annual fee review to understand whether a card deserves another year of fees.
Features
Perk Prism focuses on the benefit value you actually capture, not automated transaction imports or card recommendations.
Track annual fees, statement credits, membership benefits, certificates, lounge access, usage periods, and custom benefits.
Compare estimated value received against annual fees across individual cards and your broader portfolio.
Keep action-needed benefits, monthly credits, annual benefits, and renewal dates visible before they slip by.
No login, no bank connection, no Plaid, no cloud sync in V1, and no advertising-based business model.
Value dashboard
Perk Prism compares annual fees against the value you’ve actually captured from your selected cards.
It separates annual value from current-period value so monthly, semiannual, and annual benefits are easier to understand.
Privacy-first
The first version of Perk Prism does not require a login, does not connect to your bank, and does not use Plaid. Your selected cards, benefit usage, custom cards, custom benefits, and reminders are stored locally on your device.
Firebase Crashlytics is planned only for crash reporting and app stability. Perk Prism does not intentionally send card names, benefit details, or financial entries in crash reports.
Free and Pro
Perk Prism Pro is planned as an optional subscription managed through Apple when available. Final pricing is not shown until approved for launch.
For users who want to track a small card setup manually.
For users managing multiple premium cards and custom perks.
Who it’s for
Perk Prism is for people who want a focused answer to one question: am I getting enough value from the cards I pay for?
Preparing for launch
Perk Prism is an iPhone app preparing for launch and TestFlight. Join the list if you want updates about beta testing and availability.
iPhone appPerk Prism uses a Google Form to collect beta interest while the app prepares for launch.
Open beta interest formPlease do not submit card numbers, bank logins, account balances, Social Security numbers, transaction history, or other sensitive financial information. By submitting the form, you agree that Perk Prism may use the information you provide to review your interest in beta testing, contact you individually about Perk Prism, and improve the product. See our Privacy Policy.
FAQ
No. The MVP is local-first and does not connect to your bank.
No. Perk Prism helps you track card benefits and estimated value. It does not provide financial, legal, tax, or credit advice.
Not in the MVP. The first version focuses on credits, benefits, usage, reminders, and annual-fee value.
Not yet. The first beta is focused on iPhone.
Final pricing has not been announced. Perk Prism Pro is planned for users who want unlimited cards and advanced tracking.
Important disclaimer
Perk Prism helps users track estimated credit-card benefit value based on information they enter and mark as used. Perk Prism does not provide financial, legal, tax, or credit advice. Benefit terms can change and should be confirmed with the card issuer.