Welcome! Perksly is built and maintained by an independent developer. Here are answers to common questions and ways to get help.
Tap the + button in the top-right of the My Wallet tab. Search the built-in catalog (200+ U.S. cards) and tap one to add it. If your card isn’t in the catalog, tap Add Your Own Card at the bottom of the list to create a custom card.
The built-in catalog covers most major U.S. consumer credit cards from American Express, Chase, Capital One, Citi, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Discover, U.S. Bank, and others. New cards launch all the time and we update the catalog regularly.
If your card is missing:
Three things to check:
If notifications still don’t arrive, force-quit and reopen Perksly — the next foreground re-arms all pending reminders.
Entirely on your device. Perksly does not have any servers that store user data. Your cards, benefits, and usage history are saved locally using Apple’s SwiftData framework and are included in your standard iOS device backup (iCloud Backup or encrypted Mac/PC backup) only if you have those features enabled.
To delete all your Perksly data, simply delete the app from your device.
See the full Privacy Policy for details.
Not in the current version. iCloud sync via CloudKit is planned for a future release. For now, Perksly is single-device.
No. Perksly is iOS only.
Deletes are permanent. There’s currently no undo.
Open the card → swipe right on the benefit row → tap Edit. You can change the name, value, frequency, reset rule, and category.
When the public card catalog gets new cards or updated benefit values, Perksly checks for updates and offers to apply them to cards you’ve already added. You can review the changes and tap Apply to accept them, or Skip to keep your current version.
Email tanning.impacts.5v@icloud.com or open an issue at the perksly-data repository.
If you’re a TestFlight beta tester, you can also send feedback (including screenshots) directly via the TestFlight app.
This is a one-person project, so response times may vary, but every message is read.