Fleece detects where you are, maps the store to a merchant category, and pushes the best card to use — before you tap to pay. Free. No API key. Powered by Apple MapKit.
App screenshots
Every screen is focused on a single task — no clutter, no onboarding walls.
MapKit map shows stores around you. The banner names the current merchant and the horizontal scroll ranks your cards by effective reward rate for that category.
Add your cards once. Fleece silently detects which payment networks you have in Apple Wallet and surfaces matching cards at the top — no badges, no friction.
No API key entry. No account creation. All place detection runs on-device via Apple MapKit — zero data leaves your phone to a third-party endpoint.
How it works
CoreLocation fires when you move more than 30 meters. A debounce filter prevents redundant lookups.
MKLocalSearch queries Apple's on-device POI database — free, private, no outbound API call.
MKPointOfInterestCategory maps to a merchant category: dining, groceries, gas, hotels, and more.
Your best wallet card fires as a local UNNotification — one tap opens the full ranked list.
Features
Native MapKit map shows nearby businesses as annotated pins, each color-coded by merchant category. Your blue dot is always centered.
Cards are ranked by effective reward rate — multiplier × point value — for the exact category you're in. Your wallet cards surface first.
A local notification fires when you enter a business. Tap "View All Cards" to open the full ranked list. A 5-minute cooldown prevents repeats.
PassKit detects which payment networks — Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Discover — you have in Apple Wallet and silently prioritizes matching cards.
No account. No API key. No third-party server. All place lookups use Apple's MapKit framework — the same data that powers Apple Maps.
Chase Sapphire Reserve, Sapphire Preferred, Freedom Unlimited, Amex Gold, Platinum, BCP, Bilt, Capital One Venture X, and Citi Double Cash.
Open source. MIT licensed. Coming to the App Store — pending Apple Developer enrollment. Build it yourself from GitHub today.
App Store submission pending Apple Developer Program approval. Build from source in the meantime — see ios/README.md.