Track together as a household

Put your entire wallet on autopilot with Master Wallet.

Alex and Sam’s household1 card · 2 people
Airline fee credit$200Used by Alex, Mar 14Shared
Global Entry · Alex$120UsedEach
Global Entry · Sam$120to useEach
Hotel credit$300to use · lost after Dec 31Shared

Most trackers see one card at a time.

Single-user apps fail households because they can’t track multi-person finance.

  1. Shared credits get counted twice

    Two separate profiles both count the same airline credit, so the household looks better off than it is.

  2. The card sites you know are affiliate engines in disguise

    We track and surface every card and every perk based strictly on real value.

  3. The bystander effect in your wallet

    Assign every shared perk & credit to make sure it gets used.

Four easy steps, one household.

Each of you keeps your own login. The account is shared.

  1. Step 1

    Add your cards

    Pick them from 580+ cards.

  2. Step 2

    Invite your partner

    Send an invite to all members of your household, up to four.

  3. Step 3

    We sort shared from personal

    Shared credits count once; personal ones count for each of you.

  4. Step 4

    Clear ownership. Zero confusion.

    Every credit tagged to an owner. No overlap, no neglected perks.

One account holder, three authorized users

Six cards shared across their household.

Total household card fees
$6,745
Total household expiring credits
495 alerts

Lostperks helps a member family track their six cards and almost five hundred expiring perks & credits throughout the year.

Good to know

How does household sharing work?

A household code links your accounts into one wallet. Shared credits count once; personal ones are tracked for each cardholder.

Does my partner need an account?

Yes, a free one. They join your household with your code.

What does it cost?

The household wallet is free.