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A big one this time. Most of it is what you asked for. NEARBY REMINDERS THAT ACTUALLY STICK The whole point of me is a quiet nudge when you walk near a store where your money is waiting. That nudge now survives restarts, reboots, and me being closed for days. Cards remember where their store is from the moment you save them, and if you save one while standing near its store, the first chirp (my word for a notification) can arrive while the card is still warm. I also got much better at recognizing the stores themselves. The one named after its neighborhood, the franchise with an owner's name in front, the theater with a screen count after it: all of those used to slip past me. They do not now. A MAP OF WHERE YOUR MONEY IS Open the map and every place you have credit is a pin wearing that store's own logo. Tap one and I add up everything waiting for you at that location, in a single panel, with a mark on anything close to expiring. Directions are one more tap. YOU PICK HOW A CARD GETS READ A new switch sits right on the camera: smart scan, which reads the card with cloud AI, or on-device, which keeps the photo on your iPhone. It resets to your default every scan, and the info button explains the trade. Free wallets get 5 smart scans to start you off. On-device scanning stays unlimited and free forever, and Pro makes smart scan unlimited too. When the free smart scans run out I say so BEFORE you take the photo and ask which way you want to go, instead of quietly downgrading. I ALSO STOPPED READING THE WRONG CARD If another card is lying next to the one you are photographing, its barcode no longer ends up on your card. And if the two photos you hand me turn out to be two different cards, I use the one you meant instead of blending them into one. A wrong barcode is worse than no barcode, so when I cannot tell, I say so instead of guessing. CARDS FROM YOUR EMAIL, WITHOUT THE ERRAND Most people's first gift card is not in a drawer, it is in their inbox. When you add a card, I can walk you through pulling one straight out of Mail: search "gift card", share the email to me, done. (I cannot read your email. You pick what to send, one message at a time.) CARDS THAT WORK AT SEVERAL STORES GOT SMARTER Each brand logo now shows its alert state at a glance: full color means chirp me here, faded means stay quiet. You choose which ones speak up, in the card's editor. Tap any brand in the strip to find that store near you. And you can crown a different brand as the card's headline, colors and all. SLIDING A CARD IS DELIBERATE NOW Hold a card for a beat, feel the tap, then slide left or right for its actions. Scrolling never fights you anymore: touch anywhere, move up or down, and the wallet just scrolls. I ASK FOR LESS, LATER No wall of permission screens at install. Past the camera the scanner needs, my only two asks, notifications and location, wait until your first card is already saved, when saying yes visibly does something for you. Answer one and I stop asking about it. The motion access some of you were asked about is gone unless you turn on Driving Priority in Settings yourself. And my one question about anonymous usage numbers waits until the fourth day you open me, with a card already saved: it is off unless you say yes, "no" is a real button, and I only ask once. AND THE SMALL THINGS Your wallet total is always readable: it grows and shrinks so the whole number fits, and never gets cut off. Cards arrive wearing their brand's colors instead of picking them up later. Your saved card photos show the store's logo. Coach Cue's thoughts are readable in dark mode. Editing a card only asks about discarding when something would actually be lost. Dozens of fixes underneath, most of them from your reports. Keep the feedback coming. Settings, then Send Feedback. Every update so far has shipped something one of you asked for, and I intend to keep that streak.
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About
There are gift cards in your junk drawer right now. Americans are holding about $27 billion in unused gift cards and store credit (Bankrate, 2024), and some of it is yours. Not because you are forgetful. Because there has never been a good place to keep it. CardCue Pro is the gift card wallet that remembers every card you forget you have, and speaks up when you are near a place that takes one. Snap a photo, and Cue takes it from there. Card photos are read by secure cloud AI to fill in your card details for you, or flip the switch right on the camera to keep any photo on your iPhone. WHO IS CUE? Cue is a pika. She showed up one day and kind of runs the place now. Her specialty is chirps (pika for notifications): a quiet nudge at the exact moment a card becomes useful, like when you walk into a store you have credit for. HOW IT WORKS - Snap a photo. Cue reads the card: brand, balance, barcode, and expiration. - Go about your day. Your cards wait quietly in your wallet. - Walk near the store. Cue chirps: "you have $40 here." - Tap your phone. The barcode is on screen, ready for the register. - A few cards, like single-use certificates and older magnetic-stripe cards, still have to be presented in person. Cue tells you which, tracks the value, and reminds you to bring them. WHAT CUE DOES FOR YOU - Reads cards from a photo, so there is no typing. - Shows the scannable barcode at the register. - Opens the store's own balance page, fills in your card number, and saves the answer when it comes back. - Reminds you before a card expires or a dormancy fee hits. - Notices when you are near a store you have a card for. - Keeps loyalty and punch cards moving toward the next reward. - Sends a gift card to a friend by text, email, or AirDrop, free for everyone. - Adds cards with a scannable barcode to Apple Wallet, alongside your other passes (needs a free account). - Works on iPhone and Apple Watch, with Lock Screen and Home Screen widgets. FREE, OR GO PRO Keep three cards free, forever, plus 5 smart scans to start you off. Free also gets you unlimited on-device scanning, nearby nudges, the Watch app, widgets, backup, and Year in Review. Pro lifts the three-card cap, makes smart scan unlimited, and restores your cards onto your other devices. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Your card numbers and PINs are sensitive. Card numbers are encrypted on your device before they back up, so the copies on our servers are unreadable to us, and your PIN stays in the iOS Keychain, never in that backup. Two features are the exception, and you choose both: adding a card to Apple Wallet builds the pass on our server, and sending a card as a gift wraps it in a sealed package only your recipient can open. Scanning is its own choice: by default the card photo goes to a secure cloud AI for accuracy, a switch on the camera keeps any single scan on your iPhone, and a Settings default makes on-device the standard if you prefer. We do not track you across other apps, and we do not sell your data. CUE IS GOOD AT HER JOB She is good at picking the right moment, and she gets better the more you use her. Too many nudges? She backs off. The ones that matter still get through. Stop paying full price with a card for that exact store sitting at home. Your money deserves better than the junk drawer. Get CardCue Pro. Terms of Use: https://cardcuepro.app/terms Privacy Policy: https://cardcuepro.app/privacy
What's new · 1.2.0
A big one this time. Most of it is what you asked for. NEARBY REMINDERS THAT ACTUALLY STICK The whole point of me is a quiet nudge when you walk near a store where your money is waiting. That nudge now survives restarts, reboots, and me being closed for days. Cards remember where their store is from the moment you save them, and if you save one while standing near its store, the first chirp (my word for a notification) can arrive while the card is still warm. I also got much better at recognizing the stores themselves. The one named after its neighborhood, the franchise with an owner's name in front, the theater with a screen count after it: all of those used to slip past me. They do not now. A MAP OF WHERE YOUR MONEY IS Open the map and every place you have credit is a pin wearing that store's own logo. Tap one and I add up everything waiting for you at that location, in a single panel, with a mark on anything close to expiring. Directions are one more tap. YOU PICK HOW A CARD GETS READ A new switch sits right on the camera: smart scan, which reads the card with cloud AI, or on-device, which keeps the photo on your iPhone. It resets to your default every scan, and the info button explains the trade. Free wallets get 5 smart scans to start you off. On-device scanning stays unlimited and free forever, and Pro makes smart scan unlimited too. When the free smart scans run out I say so BEFORE you take the photo and ask which way you want to go, instead of quietly downgrading. I ALSO STOPPED READING THE WRONG CARD If another card is lying next to the one you are photographing, its barcode no longer ends up on your card. And if the two photos you hand me turn out to be two different cards, I use the one you meant instead of blending them into one. A wrong barcode is worse than no barcode, so when I cannot tell, I say so instead of guessing. CARDS FROM YOUR EMAIL, WITHOUT THE ERRAND Most people's first gift card is not in a drawer, it is in their inbox. When you add a card, I can walk you through pulling one straight out of Mail: search "gift card", share the email to me, done. (I cannot read your email. You pick what to send, one message at a time.) CARDS THAT WORK AT SEVERAL STORES GOT SMARTER Each brand logo now shows its alert state at a glance: full color means chirp me here, faded means stay quiet. You choose which ones speak up, in the card's editor. Tap any brand in the strip to find that store near you. And you can crown a different brand as the card's headline, colors and all. SLIDING A CARD IS DELIBERATE NOW Hold a card for a beat, feel the tap, then slide left or right for its actions. Scrolling never fights you anymore: touch anywhere, move up or down, and the wallet just scrolls. I ASK FOR LESS, LATER No wall of permission screens at install. Past the camera the scanner needs, my only two asks, notifications and location, wait until your first card is already saved, when saying yes visibly does something for you. Answer one and I stop asking about it. The motion access some of you were asked about is gone unless you turn on Driving Priority in Settings yourself. And my one question about anonymous usage numbers waits until the fourth day you open me, with a card already saved: it is off unless you say yes, "no" is a real button, and I only ask once. AND THE SMALL THINGS Your wallet total is always readable: it grows and shrinks so the whole number fits, and never gets cut off. Cards arrive wearing their brand's colors instead of picking them up later. Your saved card photos show the store's logo. Coach Cue's thoughts are readable in dark mode. Editing a card only asks about discarding when something would actually be lost. Dozens of fixes underneath, most of them from your reports. Keep the feedback coming. Settings, then Send Feedback. Every update so far has shipped something one of you asked for, and I intend to keep that streak.
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