Taskly+
If you pay an annual fee, your card comes with credits worth real money: monthly dining and rideshare credits, annual travel credits, and perks that reset on a schedule. The ones you forget expire. Taskly+ shows every credit on the cards you carry, reminds you before each deadline, and adds up what you claim.
What it does
Choose the cards you carry. Taskly shows the credits that come with them, with no card numbers and no bank login.
A clear view of which credits are available right now, what each one is worth, and when the window closes.
A nudge before a credit expires, so you stop leaving money with the bank that you already paid a fee to get.
Mark a credit as used and watch the value you have captured add up over the month and the year.
In the app
Four screens, the whole loop: see your credits, watch the deadlines, claim the value, and find out the card paid for itself. Demo data shown.
Privacy
This is the part that makes it different. Taskly will never ask for a credit card number, a CVV, an expiration date, a bank login, or your transactions. You tell Taskly which card products you hold, and it tracks the benefits that go with them. Nothing more.
You can start today
Taskly does recurring tasks and reminders for free, so you can track your card credits by hand and never pay us a cent. Our guide walks through it step by step. Taskly+ does the same job without the setup, and with the catalog kept current for you.
Pricing
Taskly+ is $4.99 a month or $29.99 a year, and the yearly plan is about half the monthly price. Try everything free for 14 days. It renews on its own until you cancel in your App Store settings, and everything that is free in Taskly today stays free.
Why there are no ads
Most card advice online is a wall of ads around a thin answer, because ads are how those sites get paid. Taskly shows no ads, ever. We charge for Taskly+ instead, so our only job is keeping the information right. Every card shows its official issuer source and the date we last checked it, and when a benefit changes, the app says what changed.
Taskly+ is a paid add-on inside Taskly that tracks the recurring credits on the cards you already hold, such as monthly dining or rideshare credits and annual travel credits, reminds you before each one expires, and adds up what you claim.
No. Taskly tracks benefits, not card data. It will never ask for a card number, CVV, expiration date, bank login, or your transactions. You choose the card products you hold, and Taskly tracks the benefits that go with them.
Taskly+ costs $4.99 a month or $29.99 a year, and starts with 14 days free. It renews on its own until you cancel in your App Store settings. We have no plans to charge for the features that are free in Taskly today.
There are no ads in Taskly, ever. We make money from Taskly+ subscriptions instead, so our only job is keeping the benefit information right. Every card shows its official issuer source and the date we last checked it.
Yes. You can set up your card credits today using recurring tasks and reminders. Our guide on tracking credit card benefits walks through it step by step.
Card names, issuer names, network names, and program names belong to their respective owners and are used here for identification only. Taskly organizes benefit information and reminders. It does not provide financial advice, and any benefit values are estimates, not guarantees. Always confirm current terms with your card issuer before relying on a benefit.