Using the app is easy. You’ll start by adding in all of your credit cards. Then, when you’re shopping, you can see what’s the best card to use for maximum rewards.
More than 5,000 cards from 900 different banks are supported.
I’ve been using CardPointers for years, and it’s a great way to maximize rewards for my different credit cards.
And the app has recently been updated with a number of new features to support Apple’s latest software.
The app is featuring the same Liquid Glass design featured throughout iOS 26 and other Apple software.
Tap Ask AI in the app or say “Siri, ask Card Pointers” to ask questions about your cards or any existing offers. That’s thanks to on-device Apple Intelligence via Foundation Models.
For the iPad and Mac, the app now features extensive keyboard shortcuts with full menu bar support. You can quickly change user profiles, filter offers data, open any screen, and more.
With passkey support, you can simply tap to sign into the app.
On the Apple Watch, you can now show nearby stories by default. The current location stays private on the device.
Anyone with CarPlay can use customized widget and an AutoPilot live activity.
CardPointers is designed for the iPhone and all iPad models and can be downloaded now on the App Store for free. It’s also available for the Mac.
You can also unlock additional features with a subscription to CardPointers Pro. It’s $7.99 monthly or $71.99 annually. There is also an option to unlock the additional features for the app’s lifetime for $119.99.
Subscribers can make use of a wide variety of additional features.
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