Everything Milely keeps count of.

Caps and minimum spend, per card.

Every card has its own bonus cap, minimum spend and cycle. Some reset on the calendar month, some on your statement date. Milely follows each card's own rules and shows what is left.

• Remaining bonus cap for the current cycle
• Progress toward minimum spend
• Alerts at 80% of a cap, and when it is full

An estimate of the miles you earned.

Milely applies each card's earn rate, rounding blocks, bonus categories and exclusions, then shows the estimated miles for every spend. The rules come from issuer terms, and each one links to its source.

Estimates are approximate. Your bank's statement is the final word.

Auto Log for Apple Pay.

A Shortcuts automation sends each Apple Pay purchase to Milely with its merchant and amount. Milely links it to the card you paid with, and asks if it cannot tell. How to set it up.

iPhone only. Needs the Shortcuts app.

Receipt scan, on your phone.

Photograph a receipt and Milely reads the merchant, date and total for you to check. Recognition runs on your iPhone, and the receipt is encrypted before it is stored.

Household wallets.

Invite family to a shared wallet, so the cards you share and the spends on them sit in one place. Spends you mark private stay private, even inside a shared wallet.

Your data comes and goes with you.

• Import up to 2,000 past spends from a CSV file
• Export to CSV or Excel at any time
• Log foreign-currency spends in the currency you paid
• Mark reimbursements so shared bills do not inflate your totals
• Report a card rule that looks out of date