RightCard tells you which of your cards to use at any store and auto-adds the bank offers you'd forget to activate (Amex, Chase, Citi, Wells Fargo). It keeps rotating 5% categories straight so you don't have to remember them, and warns you before card credits and annual fees renew. No bank login, no account, no tracking — the Safari extension reads the offers page you're already signed into, and recommendations are computed on your phone, even offline. Honest numbers only. Free, no ads.
Hi PH — solo developer here.
RightCard tells you which of your cards to use at any store and auto-adds the bank offers you'd forget to activate. What makes it different from the apps already doing card rewards:
No bank login, by architecture. Every competitor asks you to link your bank accounts or hand over credentials to read your offers. RightCard's Safari extension reads the offers page you're already signed into, on your own phone — credentials never enter the picture. Recommendations are computed on-device and work offline. No account, no ads, no tracking SDKs.
One-tap offer activation is free. Auto-adding Amex, Chase, Citi and Wells Fargo offers in one pass is the paid tier elsewhere. Here it's just what the app does.
You don't have to remember anything. Rotating 5% categories flip every quarter and nobody remembers — RightCard's answers already include them, it reminds you when new ones go live (and to activate), and it gives you a heads-up before card credits and annual fees renew.
Honest numbers. No invented "you saved $X" math — only the banks' own stated ceilings ("up to $X"). And it warns you when a bonus won't post: Walmart usually codes as a superstore, not a grocery store, so grocery bonuses don't apply there. Most apps won't tell you that.
It's free. A lot of the last two months shipped straight from user bug reports — some the same day — so tell me what's broken or missing and there's a decent chance it ships this week.
@parikshit_builds Do you think people with fewer cards would find this useful too, or is it mainly for reward enthusiasts?
@parikshit_builds I like that you removed the bank login setup. That's actually where I stop trying apps like this.
@parikshit_builds Do you think the biggest challenge is teaching people to trust the recommendation?
@parikshit_builds I always end up using the same card because checking rewards feels like too much work. This fixes that habit.
@RightCard I've definitely forgotten to activate an offer and remembered about it after the purchase?
About RightCard on Product Hunt
“The honest credit card picker — no bank login”
RightCard launched on Product Hunt on August 12th, 2026 and earned 108 upvotes and 11 comments, placing #8 on the daily leaderboard. RightCard tells you which of your cards to use at any store and auto-adds the bank offers you'd forget to activate (Amex, Chase, Citi, Wells Fargo). It keeps rotating 5% categories straight so you don't have to remember them, and warns you before card credits and annual fees renew. No bank login, no account, no tracking — the Safari extension reads the offers page you're already signed into, and recommendations are computed on your phone, even offline. Honest numbers only. Free, no ads.
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