Switch: the best card you own
Cardflare works out the spend category for where you are, then ranks the cards in your wallet by what the next dollar earns, counting remaining caps and this quarter's rotating categories.
How the pick is madeCardflare works out the spend category for where you are, then ranks the cards in your wallet by what the next dollar earns, counting remaining caps and this quarter's rotating categories.
How the pick is madeGive the optimizer a credit score, about twelve months of spend and the cards you hold. It returns the best mix of your wallet plus new cards, net of annual fees and signup bonuses.
The three savings levelsPick them from the catalog of 297 cards, or build a custom one. Card numbers and CVV are checked on your device and discarded.
Switch shows one card and what the next dollar earns on it, with the reason underneath.
Plan shows which cards to keep using and which to apply for, net of their annual fees.
Private by design
No. Cardflare tells you which card to tap; you still tap it yourself. The app does not intercept, tokenize or route a payment.
No. The free tier works from purchases you log yourself. A Plaid bank connection is optional and only available on the paid tier.
No. A card number and CVV typed into the add-card form are checked on your device and discarded. Cardflare keeps the last four digits, the expiry, an optional name on the card and which catalog card it matches.
Yes. Deny location and you pick the category yourself or use a saved pin. Automatic store detection needs location, and is part of the paid tier.
The app is built for both the App Store and Google Play, but it is not released on either yet. The paid subscription is built for Google Play billing; subscriptions on iOS are still to come.
Cardflare keeps a hand-curated catalog of 297 cards, with terms as of 2026-09-10. They are approximate; check with the issuer before you apply.
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