PeakVoucher · WalletComing soon · private beta

Every voucher you own, used before it expires.

PeakVoucher pulls vouchers out of the SMS and emails they arrive in, reads the amount, the expiry and the code, and keeps them in one wallet grouped by what expires next. At the till it draws a scannable barcode, on the phone or a standalone Galaxy Watch. An assistant answers questions about the wallet, and a deal tracker tells you the moment something you want is back in stock.

Get PeakVoucher first What it does

Android phoneWear OS · standaloneEnglish · Hebrew (RTL)

What PeakVoucher is

A wallet for the vouchers buried in your messages.

A wallet for the gift cards, coupons and benefits buried in your messages. One list, sorted by what expires next, with a barcode that scans at the till, on the phone or on the wrist.

In the wallet

₪1,768

15 active3 expiring soon2 without a face value

The sum counts only what is known. A coupon for a free item is worth something, not ₪0, so it is listed and left out of the total.

wallet for all of them

Gift cards, coupons, store credit and employer benefits from every sender, in one list grouped by what expires next. The ₪100 that arrived by SMS in March is where you will look in June.

days of warning

Anything expiring within sixty days rises to the top in amber and turns red under fourteen. Favourites float up, duplicates merge, and nothing waits quietly for the day after.

code fetched at a time

The wallet list carries names and values, never codes. A code is fetched only when you open that voucher, so one intercepted response can never spill the whole wallet.

Features

What ships in the beta

Everything below is either built or being built. Waitlist members get each piece as it ships.

PeakVoucher · what ships8 items
01
Import from SMS
Voucher-looking messages from the inbox, one-time passcodes explicitly excluded. Open one and the amount, expiry and codes are read out for you. Nothing is read before you grant permission.
02
Add by paste
Paste the SMS or email and the assistant reads the name, the sum, the expiry and the codes. Anything it is unsure of is flagged for a look; a local parser is the offline fallback.
03
Sorted by what expires next
Expiring soon, active, used. Sixty days out turns amber, fourteen turns red. Search matches Hebrew and English, final letters, apostrophes and the typo in the original message.
04
A barcode that scans
Code 128 or EAN-13, auto-detected, drawn on a white card with proper quiet zones. It refuses to draw rather than show the till a symbol it cannot read.
05
The wallet on your wrist
A standalone Wear OS app: the soonest-expiring vouchers on the face, the barcode one tap away, screen brightness pushed to maximum for as long as the scanner needs it.
06
Ask the wallet
What can I use for lunch? Which ones expire this month? The assistant knows every voucher, fetches a code only when you ask for one, and cannot change or delete anything.
07
Deal tracker
Add a link to something you want. It is checked daily, cheapest signal first, and you are told the moment it is back in stock, or only once it drops under your price.
08
Owner and viewer
Share the wallet with your partner as a viewer: they read codes and mark one used, never add or share on. The roles are enforced on the server; the app only hides the buttons.
TotalOne wallet, every voucher

Screens

A look inside PeakVoucher

Scroll sideways for the phone. The watch is standalone and shows the same wallet.

PeakVoucher screen: Wallet — Value in the wallet, then everything grouped by what expires next. — **Wallet**Value in the wallet, then everything grouped by what expires next.

PeakVoucher screen: Voucher — The code, a barcode that scans, and a status you can flip at the till. — **Voucher**The code, a barcode that scans, and a status you can flip at the till.

PeakVoucher screen: Add by paste — Paste the message; the name, sum, expiry and code are read out. — **Add by paste**Paste the message; the name, sum, expiry and code are read out.

PeakVoucher screen: Import from SMS — Only voucher-looking messages, ranked; passcodes never appear. — **Import from SMS**Only voucher-looking messages, ranked; passcodes never appear.

PeakVoucher screen: Deals — Tracked links, re-checked daily, with what is buyable on top. — **Deals**Tracked links, re-checked daily, with what is buyable on top.

PeakVoucher screen: Ask the wallet — Plain questions, answered from the live list. — **Ask the wallet**Plain questions, answered from the live list.

PeakVoucher screen: Insights — Held, at risk, redeemed and lost to expiry, by category. — **Insights**Held, at risk, redeemed and lost to expiry, by category.

PeakVoucher watch screen: Watch · wallet — Soonest-expiring first, on the wrist. — **Watch · wallet**Soonest-expiring first, on the wrist.

PeakVoucher watch screen: Watch · barcode — Hold it to the scanner. Brightness goes to maximum. — **Watch · barcode**Hold it to the scanner. Brightness goes to maximum.

FAQ

PeakVoucher, answered

Where do the vouchers come from?

Three ways in. On Android, PeakVoucher scans the SMS inbox for voucher-looking messages and reads each one you open. From anywhere, paste the message text and it is parsed for you. Or type one in. Codes, amounts and expiry dates are checked before they are saved: a 31 February is rejected, not rolled into March.

Does the barcode actually scan?

Yes. Codes are encoded as Code 128 or EAN-13 with the quiet zones a scanner needs, verified against a reference encoder, and drawn on a white card. If a code cannot be encoded correctly the app says so instead of drawing something that will fail at the till. On the watch the screen goes to full brightness while the code is showing.

Does the watch need the phone?

No. The Wear OS app is standalone and talks to your wallet directly, so it works with the phone at home. It reads codes and marks vouchers used; adding stays on the phone.

Can I share the wallet with my partner?

Yes, as a viewer. A viewer reads the wallet and the codes and can mark a voucher used, but cannot add vouchers or share the wallet on. The roles are enforced on the server, and the share link carries its key in a part of the address that browsers never transmit.

Where is the wallet stored?

In a list you own. The beta keeps the wallet in a ClickUp list under your own account, reached only through a small server that holds your token; the app never sees it. Every request needs a key, codes are fetched one voucher at a time, and the assistant's transcript stays in memory only.

Is it on Google Play?

Not in this form. Reading SMS is restricted on Google Play to default messaging apps, so the beta with SMS import installs directly from us. Paste and typed entry work everywhere, including in a browser.

Does it work in Hebrew?

Yes. English and Hebrew interface, right-to-left aware, and search that folds Hebrew final letters and apostrophes so the voucher still turns up when the sender misspelt it.

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