Select your cards
Choose the premium cards you carry to create your personal benefit view.
Local-first iPhone beta
Perk Prism helps premium cardholders track annual fees, credits, benefits, unused perks, and captured value — without connecting a bank account.
The quiet cost of unused perks
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 the premium cards you carry to create your personal benefit view.
Review credits, memberships, travel benefits, and their active periods.
Keep captured value and current-period remaining value up to date.
Set local reminders before monthly, quarterly, or annual benefits expire.
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 by design
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, usage tracking, and reminders are stored locally on your device.
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?
Early iPhone beta
Perk Prism is preparing for an early iPhone beta. Join the list if you want to test a simpler way to track card benefits and card value.
iPhone betaFAQ
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 personalized financial 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.
Pricing has not been announced. The early beta is focused on testing the product.